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Len Judes’ parents were born and raised in South Africa. The lawyer himself was born in London and moved to Israel when he was a child. However, no matter where he lived, Judes always knew his roots were in Lithuania. This is his driving reason for promoting business between Lithuanian and Israeli businessmen.
Len Judes
Len Judes
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Judes was a speaker at World Lithuanian Economic Forum. Before talking about Lithuanian and Israeli business relationship, he tells his family story.

The lawyer was born in London, where he, together with his parents, moved from South Africa. Initially, the family had decided to move to Israel, but Judes’ father decided to specialize in

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