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Avichay Nissenbaum

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Avichay Nissenbaum of lool Ventures

GP of lool Ventures: “We are Israelis; we know how to work under fire”

11.12.23|Tech On Duty in collaboration with Poalim Tech, Lior Avisar

Dressed in uniform straight from the Gaza envelope, Avichay Nissenbaum of lool Ventures continues investing, with three new investments since the war started. He's optimistic we'll see a boom after the depression but warns, "During these challenging times, the state needs to allocate resources to seed and pre-seed startups. If we fail to provide this support, it's not just individual companies that we risk losing; it's an entire future forest of innovation and progress.”

lool ventures founders

“We experienced a crisis, now we expect a boom”

14.08.21|Daniel Farber-Ball

lool Ventures co-founders believe that good things are ahead for the Israeli tech industry, but warn that “it is important to keep the success in Israel”