The most important consideration in selecting a profession should be the labor market and opportunities for promotion, not aptitude.
A tax credit in the US for R&D provides an opportunity for astute Israeli technology companies.
Prof. David Zilberman insists that agricultural policy must see the whole picture - he even talks to farmers.
It sounds like a gamble but Omri Lavie and Shalev Hulio's business record shows they know a thing or two about entrepreneurship.
Israelis may not be known for politeness, but once overseas they spend so freely that every country wants a piece of the action.
Hotels in Petah Tikva, Ra'anana, Rehovot and Gedera cater to businesspeople, relatives visiting from abroad, and medical tourists.
While Israel celebrates a record 4 million tourists in 2018, Greece attracted 33 million tourists.
Beware of aptitude tests