November 2021 – Jewish Review

Travesty Show – An illustrated correspondence

November 30, 2021David Rutman, Meghan Froy

Two Kosher hotels are being planned in Hollywood, FL. Near the Casino

November 30, 2021David Leibermann

The rendering of Wyndham Dolce Kosher House Hotel The Wyndham Dolce Kosher House Hotel is located at 5530 S. State Road 7, Hollywood, FL. Just across the street of Wyndham’s Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, with a target opening in October 2022. Another kosher hotel may be available near the Seminole Tribe of Florida Resort by 2024. The […]

Israeli Unicorn Armis Hits $3.5 Billion Valuation

November 29, 2021David Leibermann

Armis founders Nadir Izrael-and Yevgeny Dibrov Source PR It’s official! Armis, an Israeli internet of things IoT company, is now a super unicorn with a $3.5 billion valuation. Armis hit this milestone after bringing in $300 million in new funding led by One Equity Partners. The news comes as Armis looks forward to holding its […]

Israel imposes travel ban on foreigners over Omicron variant

November 28, 2021David Leibermann

In an effort to limit the highly mutated Omicron version of COVID-19, Israel on Saturday ban immigrants from all nations from entering the country. The Omicron variation, which is thought to be more contagious than prior variants, was found in South Africa and has subsequently been detected in several locations throughout the world, including Israel. […]

Egypt moves center stage

November 26, 2021David Leibermann

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken meets with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, November 8, 2021. State Department Photo by Freddie Everett by Neville Teller An unexpected piece of news broke just as the 14-day international COP26 conference on climate change drew to a close. The host for COP27 in 2022 is to be Egypt. […]

Tel Aviv University ranks 8th in the world for alumni entrepreneurship

November 25, 2021David Rutman

Tel Aviv University (TAU) ranked among the world’s top 50 universities for global entrepreneurship: 912 TAU undergraduate alumni, who have founded 761 companies and raised $26.8 billion in venture capital, make TAU 8th in the world and 1st outside the US among universities that produce successful entrepreneurs, according to financial data company PitchBook. Topping the […]

Joe Biden Spending Thanksgiving with David Rubenstein

November 25, 2021David Leibermann

David Rubenstein’s Nantucket compound — Google Earth President Joe Biden and his family will be spending Thanksgiving this year at the home of billionaire businessman David Rubenstein, located at Abram’s Point on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts. David M. Rubenstein is a Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s largest and most […]

Jamie Dimon Regrets China Remarks

November 24, 2021David Leibermann

Jamie Dimon (official pic) Jamie Dimon, The CEO of JPMorgan Chase, is going through a forced apology tour. Dimon is currently walking back comments that he recently made about China. So, what exctly did Jamie Dimon say? Well, he claimed that JPMorgan Chase would last longer than the Communist Party of China. And, of course, […]