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Israel: Tech industry speaking out against far-right agenda - Vimarsana News

Israel: Tech industry speaking out against far-right agenda

Israel's tech industry has long been the driving force behind the country's economy. Now, as Israel's new government pushes ahead with its far-right agenda, the industry is flexing its muscle and speaking out in unprecedented criticism against policies it fears will drive away investors and decimate the booming sector.

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Political turmoil in Israel could steer investors away - Vimarsana News

Political turmoil in Israel could steer investors away

The intricate coalition agreements involve a rotation between finance ministers halfway through the government’s term, leading to concern that economic policy will not be consistent, expert says

VC warns: If Israel democracy is harmed, tech firms will need to flourish elsewhere - Vimarsana News

VC warns: If Israel democracy is harmed, tech firms will need to flourish elsewhere

TLV Partners says makeover of justice system could force best minds to leave and local tech entrepreneurs to create startups outside of Israel

CEO warns judicial overhaul plan threatens Israel's position as a business hub - Vimarsana News

CEO warns judicial overhaul plan threatens Israel's position as a business hub

Barak Eilam, head of the NIS 44 billion cloud computing software firm Nice, says businesses have a fiduciary duty to invest in countries with independent judiciary

"Don't bring us Israeli companies until we see how the political changes in Israel de - Vimarsana News

"Don't bring us Israeli companies until we see how the political changes in Israel de

The political unrest in Israel and the impending changes to the legal system are beginning to worry investors and companies abroad. Until the picture becomes clearer, some of them are already holding back investments