Oren Dobronsky

Oren Dobronsky, star of "The Sharks," declined a top-ten spot on the Likud list for the upcoming Knesset elections. He agreed with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to serve only as a professional Minister for AI Affairs.

Senior high-tech figure Oren Dobronsky, who was reserved a spot in Likud, explains why he decided to enter politics, reveals the high grade he gives the government, and declares that for him, this is a real draft order.

Following the announcement of Oren Dobronsky's placement on the Likud list, many warned that he would be liable for a huge sum. What is the reason for this, and who else is exposed to this payment? Globes' "Whistle" presents: The monitor explains concepts.

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High-tech entrepreneur Oren Dobronsky may face a multi-million dollar "exit tax" to US authorities if elected to the Knesset. To be sworn in as a member of parliament, he must renounce his American citizenship.

The internet personality and independent journalist spoke out against the Prime Minister's appointment compared to Gadi Eizenkot's candidate: 'A millionaire who moved to live in a wealthy neighborhood in California just a few days after October 7' | All the details

If Netanyahu's first reserved candidate is a wealthy Ashkenazi expat, it is definitive proof that the Likud has become a satiated and rotten party, disconnected from the periphery and the Mizrahi communities it claims to promote.

The businessman and entrepreneur's joining the Likud as a reserved candidate also affects the broadcast schedule: the new season of "The Sharks," which has already been filmed and edited, will be postponed until after the elections. Sources familiar with the details claim that election laws and propaganda regulations do not allow its broadcast before the elections. Dobronsky, a regular panel...

Benjamin Netanyahu has worked to reserve a spot on the Likud list for businessman Oren Dobronsky, aiming to appeal to voters. However, the appointment has sparked debate due to Dobronsky's past harsh criticism of Donald Trump and ceasefire policies.

Businessman and investor Oren Dobronsky has been presented as the first reserved candidate on the Likud list for the upcoming elections. He is set to lead the artificial intelligence sector following the vote.