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Lior Prosor

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The AI and shekel double whammy should terrify Israel. It may also save it.

28.05.26|Lior Prosor

The countries that benefit most from AI will be the ones reorganizing their economies around what humans still uniquely do better than machines. For Israel, that means a national transition from “code writers” to “systems builders.”

“Via Dolorosa” - Via Transportation’s IPO: A decade-long ride of grit, resilience, and execution

15.09.25|Lior Prosor

"Via’s IPO comes at a turning point for tech. The pendulum is swinging away from incremental SaaS toward companies tackling humanity’s biggest challenges through hard infrastructure," writes Lior Prosor, a Founding Partner at Hanaco Ventures.

Friction is a feature: Why GovTech is having a moment

05.08.25|Lior Prosor

"Interest in GovTech is rising, helped by the tailwinds from DefenseTech and a broader rethink around public sector innovation. But this isn’t just a shift in investor perception. It’s a shift in government expectation," writes Lior Prosor, Founding Partner at Hanaco Ventures.