It’s Israel’s Critics, Not Its Supporters, Who Harbor Racist Attitudes toward Palestinians
A tale of two sentences.
January 9, 2019
The number of start-ups founded each year is falling, while the number that close is rising.
In the past two decades, the Jewish state has produced numerous small companies specializing in innovative technology, bringing economic growth to the country and exporting new devices and software abroad. The most successful of these companies have been bought by large, multinational corporations, which have also been setting up their own research centers in Israel, hoping to tap into Israeli talent. But, explains Matthew Kalman, such international investment, while it has benefited the country in the short term, may be undermining its now-famous start-up ethos:
A tale of two sentences.
Will her fellow Democrats condemn it?
The number of start-ups founded each year is falling, while the number that close is rising.
With an exegesis of the Tanakh’s final verses.
H. Leyvik's masterpiece.
In the past two decades, the Jewish state has produced numerous small companies specializing in innovative technology, bringing economic growth to the country and exporting new devices and software abroad. The most successful of these companies have been bought by large, multinational corporations, which have also been setting up their own research centers in Israel, hoping to tap into Israeli talent. But, explains Matthew Kalman, such international investment, while it has benefited the country in the short term, may be undermining its now-famous start-up ethos:
Unlock the most serious Jewish, Zionist, and American thinking.
Subscribe Now