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3 stories about Eyal Bino
"AI is changing the way startups are built"
13.05.26
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Meir Orbach
Nitay Joffe from Team8, Itamar Friedman from Qodo and Eyal Bino from 97212 Ventures participated in a panel discussing the value of startups in the AI era, which took place as part of the Calcalist and Bank Leumi New York 2026 Conference
“Israeli tech post-October 7th could not be in a better position”
04.02.26
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Zachy Hennessey, Elihay Vidal
Eyal Bino, Founding Partner at 97212 Ventures, joined CTech for its 2026 VC Survey.
Israeli startups and the enterprise market: A roadmap for success in uncertain times
16.08.23
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Eyal Bino
What should Israeli early-stage startups do in light of the current market trend? Where should they focus their efforts? And how does the judicial reform and the political situation in Israel actually have a positive effect on the potential growth of Israeli startups?