In Europe they talk about a boycott - in Israel they identify a surprising business opportunity

Dubi Amitai, chairman of the Business Sector Presidency, said on 103fm that despite the threats of a boycott on Israel, he is optimistic and identifies new economic opportunities, including regional collaborations with countries with which there are no full diplomatic relations.

Dubi Amitai, who was elected to a third term as chairman of the Business Sector Presidency, was interviewed on 103fm and addressed the boycott threats against Israel. According to him, he is optimistic and identifies new economic opportunities. Amitai said that foreign businesspeople yearn to work with Israel and see it as a professional factor with extraordinary successes, and noted the high-tech sector, which has proven itself with a dramatic increase in revenues even during a crisis. He added that the challenge is to deepen ties and expand regional activity, and that after more than three years of fighting, there is a tremendous opportunity for collaborations, including with countries with which there are no full diplomatic relations. Amitai called for returning the economic perspective to the agenda and starting to move things from the ground up.