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3 stories about Oren Dobronsky
Netanyahu’s AI recruit won’t run for Knesset after US citizenship issue emerges
08.09.26
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Zvi Zerahia
Oren Dobronsky says he has agreed to work with the prime minister as part of the Likud team but will not seek a parliamentary seat. Renouncing his American citizenship could have resulted in a potentially multimillion-dollar U.S. exit tax.
Israeli Shark Tank star could face millions in U.S. taxes over Knesset bid
12.08.26
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Zvi Zerahia
Oren Dobronsky, a high-tech entrepreneur joining the Likud list, will have to renounce his U.S. citizenship to serve in parliament, potentially triggering an exit tax on his assets.
Digital Advertising Startup Infolinks Acquired for Less than Equity Raised
05.02.18
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Meir Orbach
The Tel Aviv-based company failed to compete with Google and Facebook’s ad services