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Steve Mnuchin: “We're looking at some very large significant investment opportunities in Israel”

15.01.24|Sophie Shulman
Despite the ongoing war, the former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, who visited Israel last week, remains optimistic regarding the outlook of the local economy and its high-tech sector
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Trump’s former Treasury Secretary and Ambassador to Israel are looking to invest in the Startup Nation

21.06.21|Meir Orbach
Former Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and the former Ambassador, David Friedman have set up a new fund and are seeking out investments in Israeli tech
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Israeli Police Investigate Claim That Local Winery Scammed U.S. Ambassador

12.06.19|Tomer Ganon
In December, Calcalist reported that New York-based wine investment company Karraben Wine, previously owned by Ambassador David Friedman, sued an Israeli winery for fraud
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U.S. Ambassador to Israel Was Tricked into Investing in an Israeli Winery, Lawsuit Alleges

27.12.18|Tomer Ganon
The U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman was presented with allegedly fraudulent documents when he agreed to invest $730,000 in an Israeli wine company, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday to a Tel Aviv District Court
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How the U.S. Embassy Attempts to Boost Arab Tech Entrepreneurship in Israel

19.12.18|Adi Pick
While Israeli Arabs make up roughly 21% of Israel’s population, they only hold 3% of the country’s tech jobs