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Ben Rabinowitz

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President Biden, the Israeli tech sector says thanks

12.07.23|Ben Rabinowitz

The U.S. opened its doors to Israeli high-tech and greatly aided its development and prosperity. Now, thanks to President Joe Biden and Ambassador to Israel Thomas Nides’ vocal opposition to weakening democracy in Israel, the Israeli tech sector still has a chance to thrive. Ben Rabinowitz, founder of venture capital fund Amiti Ventures, urges the President to continue with all of his power and influence

מימין: מיה פיזוב מודי רוזן ו בן רבינוביץ׳

VC firm Amiti secures $110 million for third fund

13.07.20|Meir Orbach

Modi Rosen of Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm Magma, joined forces with Amiti’s founder Ben Rabinowitz to establish the new early stage fund