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Ongoing Story· Day 6

Lieberman Warns US Will Recognize Palestinian State Within Two Years

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Liberman, Bennett Warn of High-Tech Exodus Amid Political Uncertainty

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Avigdor Liberman warned that the US might recognize a Palestinian state and sanction Israel within two years, potentially harming the high-tech industry. Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett urged efforts to retain Israeli entrepreneurs and attract global talent. Industry leaders stressed the need for political and regulatory stability ahead of elections. The summit also addressed challenges including AI and international standing.

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  • Avigdor Liberman warned the US could recognize a Palestinian state and sanction Israel within two years.
  • Liberman claimed Britain is discussing possible sanctions against Israeli banks.
  • Naftali Bennett called for national efforts to keep Israeli entrepreneurs in the country.
  • Industry leaders urged political and regulatory certainty for Israel's high-tech sector.
  • The venture capital summit addressed challenges including AI and Israel's international standing.

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