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Jerusalem, 14 December, 2025 (TPS-IL) — WiseStamp, an Israeli tech company, has launched a mentorship program helping women who recently immigrated to Israel build careers in the country’s growing technology sector. The first cohort includes new arrivals from the U.S., Europe, South America, Russia, and Australia. Participants take part in sessions on Israeli business culture, job interviews, and workplace rights, and are paired with mentors from WiseStamp’s leadership who provide ongoing guidance.
“We launched Chotemet to help new immigrants contribute to Israel’s tech industry,” said CEO Ehud Yalin-Mor. CFO Atar Lev-Ari Shalom added that rising global antisemitism has increased immigration, highlighting the importance of supporting newcomers. Applications for the next cohort, beginning February 2026, are now open.




















