Mohamed Moussa

“You rarely see people talk behind anybody’s back in Israeli companies. You always know where you stand with everyone. It does cut back on the time wasted on bullshit.”
― Dan Senor, Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle

“Lincoln Steffens has a fable of a man who climbed to the top of a mountain and, standing on tiptoe, seized hold of the Truth. Satan, suspecting mischief from this upstart, had directed one of his underlings to tail him; but when the demon reported with alarm the man’s success—that he had seized hold of the Truth—Satan was unperturbed. “Don’t worry,” he yawned. “I’ll tempt him to institutionalize it.” That”
― Huston Smith, The World's Religions, Revised and Updated

“The cultural differences between Israel and the United States are actually so great that Intel started running “cross-cultural seminars” to bridge them. “After living in the U.S. for five years, I can say that the interesting thing about Israelis is the culture. Israelis do not have a very disciplined culture. From the age of zero we are educated to challenge the obvious, ask questions, debate everything, innovate,” says Mooly Eden, who ran these seminars. As a result, he adds, “it’s more complicated to manage five Israelis than fifty Americans”
― Dan Senor, Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle

“إن مشكلة اليهودي تتلخص في أنه لا يقبل العالم، ولذلك فإن العالم لا يقبله”
― عبد الوهاب المسيري, الفردوس الأرضي: دراسات وانطباعات عن الحضارة الأمريكية الحديثة