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Hi, it's Dan. Sorry to interrupt your weekend, but there's something I wanted to share.

This week, another podcast in the Arc Media family called What's Your Number aired an episode

that's really worth your time. What's Your Number

is a weekly podcast committed to delivering insight and analysis on Israel's economy, its tech sector,

and its current tech boom, and the overall business environment in Israel. It's hosted by Mikhail Levram,

a longtime business reporter based in Palo Alto, who is editor at large of Fortune magazine and who also contributes to CNBC.

And also, Yonatan Adiri, who's an Israeli tech entrepreneur and previously served as an advisor to former Israeli president, Shimon Peres.

This week, they hosted entrepreneur and investor Seth Segal.

Seth has been a leading voice on an important part of every country's economy and society.

That is water. His book, Let There Be Water, tells the story of how Israel used its

environmental disadvantages to become perhaps the global leader in water innovation.

Mikhail and Yonatan talked to Seth about this and how Israel's neighbors from Egypt to Iran did

everything wrong and how their hostile obsession with Israel put them on the fast track towards a water disaster.

The interview pivots off a piece that Seth just published in the Wall Street Journal on the fast track towards a water disaster. The interview pivots off a piece that Seth just

published in the Wall Street Journal on the growing water crisis in Iran. Water is one of the most

crucial resources in the Middle East and leading on this front will play a decisive role in shaping

the geopolitical future of the region. Here's the conversation.

So, Yonatan, what's your number this week?

It's $100 million, $100 million invested in an Israeli drone company called Heven,

making it the newest unicorn in Israeli defense tech.

And there's actually an interesting side to this,

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