Muli Litvak

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Muli Litvak (born August 23, 1962; Hebrew: "מולי ליטבק") is an Israeli businessman who owns the company "Cool-Vision" that operates the pornographic websites ImLive.com and others.

Biography

Litvak was born in Rehovot and grew up in the area of Rothschild Boulevard, which is located in Tel Aviv. His father, Moshe Litvak, was a footballer and a coach. Later, Moshe began to work in Bank Leumi, and progressed to a management position before retiring due to old age. His mother, Edna Litvak, earned a living assisting a pharmacist in Tel Aviv. In his childhood, Litvak learned to play piano and found an interest in classical music. During his military service, Litvak served as an officer in the Military Police Corps. After his release, he studied music and general humanities at the University of Tel Aviv. In 1997, he founded a company with his sister, Anat Levi Levin, and named it "Target Match". The company operated a dating website. In 2000, the company went public and its shares traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. In 2002, the siblings founded a new company called "Cool-Vision", which operates the pornographic websites ImLive.com and others. In 2009, Litvak opened his own gallery, named "Litvak Gallery", located in the "Museum Tower" in Tel Aviv.

Between 2002 and 2009, Litvak lived in London. Since then, he has moved back to live in Israel. Litvak is single.

In June 2020, Litvak sued the real estate entrepreneur Adi Keizman for 6 million new Israeli Shekels.

External Links

• Litvak Gallery

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