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Israel's tech ecosystem faces in the polls either global integration or isolation

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Israel's tech sector, responsible for nearly a fifth of GDP and more than half of exports, reaches the October 27 elections at the center of a crossroads. The Silicon Wadi elite rejects Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition, while a conservative, nationalist-religious majority backs it. According to the text, a win for the incumbent bloc would threaten brain drain and the relocation of startups, while a victory for Gadi Eisenkot's opposition would restore legal predictability for investors.

In 35 seconds

  • Israeli tech accounts for nearly a fifth of GDP and more than half of the country's exports.
  • Cybersecurity, venture capital and AI leaders led the protests against the judicial overhaul.
  • The text suggests a Netanyahu win could drive startup relocation to Delaware, London or Nicosia.
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