One on One - Part 1
summary
Argues that US support for Israel is driven by American national security not philanthropy and cites $3 billion of military aid as an example of outsized return on advocacy, describes volunteer-driven lobbying via APAC, explains why a new Israel-focused venture fund Amiti Capital targets Israeli startups: clearer exit paths because multinationals acquire locally, higher market maturity and timing reduce exit risk, and contrasts venture optimism with policy worry.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:11Personal connection with Obama
- 5:28APAC mission explained
- 8:15Venture capital vs policy advocacy
- 11:25Optimism in venture and policy
- 12:08Investing in Israel’s venture
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