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and a long history with Israel. I mean, when Cornell Technion partnered on, Technion's the university in Israel that really led the startup nation movement in Israel and did so much to propel their economy, and they were selected under the Bloomberg
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hundred years later they say Jews finance the world and, you know, are the root of all evil. You know, now what's become is that you hate, not Jews, that folks hate Jews for having a country as small as it is. I mean it's one tenth the size of The Un
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and the events that led to the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel and Hezbollah in the North, which are still in play today, I find that Israel civil society is broken today. Why is it broken today? So contributions by one segment versus the expectatio
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So that's World leaders are interested in their own nation. That's right. Fuck you over. Good. Important lesson there, everyone. But I think What does Israel care about? Israel. Every country every country that defend defends its national interests.
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Like, it's like I'll get people in my comments who I think are trying to, like, catch my back who just don't know I'm Jewish. And they're like, I'll say something critical of Israel and then someone argue with me and they'll be like, oh, look, a Jew
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...Oren? You have massive balls. I don't know. When you when you look at your concentration into Navan, okay, which now a public company, and it it's been incredible to see all that they've built. But at times it looked hairy. COVID, for example, when t
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their fear is that he has a foreign policy. I I don't think anybody thinks the mayor of New York has to have a foreign policy, but he has a record of speaking out on issues that impact the Jewish community about Israel that they're very concerned abo
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That could be voluntary transfer. That you know what I mean? Like, but the point is the Zionist settlers, and they all they spoke about this openly. They all knew they had a major problem, which is like, well, you can't create a Jewish state if it's
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And, he was released in the prisoner swap for the he's one of the more than 1,000, Palestinian prisoners inside Israel who was released in his in a swap for Gilad Shali, the abducted Israeli soldier. And, Yahya Sinwar in prison in Israel, talked to,
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Why would that be? Other than the fact that his name, as Mark Stein once said, starts with a nasty animal and ends Jewish. I mean it's a good line. I do and I do so I do think that the the there are very deep things at play. It's a good line. You kno
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You mentioned Mickie earlier, and we mentioned Mickie earlier. Which investor do you most respect and admire, and why then? Miki is definitely very, you know I I don't wanna say the only one, but he's one that I super respect, not just as an investor
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