Haaretz iconHaaretzSep 15, 2026

Israeli startup founder pleads guilty in $27 million U.S. fraud case

Ilit Raz, the former CEO of the defunct human-resources tech firm Joonko, can receive up to 20 years in prison for misleading investors about revenues, number of customers and their identities

Israeli startup founder pleads guilty in $27 million U.S. fraud case

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Ilit Raz, the former CEO of the defunct human-resources tech firm Joonko, can receive up to 20 years in prison for misleading investors about revenues, number of customers and their identities

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Ilit Raz, the former CEO of the defunct human-resources tech firm Joonko, can receive up to 20 years in prison for misleading investors about revenues, number of customers and their identities

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