Israel unveils tax incentives to reverse tech brain drain that increased during the war in Gaza and tax breaks for investors in Israeli funds and tech firms (James Shotter/Financial Times)
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Israel has introduced new tax incentives aimed at reversing the tech brain drain that has intensified during the ongoing conflict in Gaza. These measures include tax breaks for investors in Israeli funds and technology companies, which could help attract talent back to the country and stimulate economic growth. This initiative is significant as it not only addresses the immediate challenges posed by the war but also seeks to bolster Israel's tech sector, ensuring its competitiveness on the global stage.
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