From becoming one of Israel’s most decorated Israeli Air Force pilots to building global companies like Orbotech and Medinol, Kobi Richter has always looked for problems others overlooked; today, he believes Israel’s greatest innovation won’t come from AI or medicine, but from bringing together the people who have yet to join its innovation economy | Read More in ynet – News
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