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Articles and Videos From Anu Banu’s Work

At Anu Banu, we don’t settle for talk – we implement. Each initiative we develop is born from real needs on the ground and designed as a deep, smart, long-term solution to the core challenges of Israeli society. In areas such as employment, education, local government, and technology, we connect entrepreneurial thinking with social action and drive processes that lead to measurable, sustainable results.

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Idan Tendler: We Wanted High-Tech to Become the Country’s Social Locomotive Too

Idan Tendler, partner at Vine Ventures and Chair and Founder of Anu Banu, explained at the Israel 2.0 conference how Israeli high-tech can and must lead real social change alongside economic growth.

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ANU BANU - In Times of Emergency Too! Idan Tendler Appears on the Morning Show, March 23, 2026

Idan Tendler, Chairman and Founder of ANU BANU, appeared on Yoav Limor’s morning show and discussed emergency response solutions for local authorities during the emergency period, amid the “Roaring Lion” war.

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Dana Nissel, CEO of Anu Banu: Israeli High-Tech Is Becoming an Engine for Social Repair

At Israel 2.0, Dana Nissel called for cross-sector partnerships - and for technology to become a mechanism that strengthens Israel’s social fabric.

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Israel 2.0 – Closing Remarks by Dana Nissel, CEO of Anu Banu

Dana Nissel closes Israel 2.0 with a call for responsibility and initiative - building new bridges between high-tech and Israel’s core social challenges.

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Amit Krig: If This Continues, NVIDIA Could Soon Reach 10,000 Employees in Israel

The remarks were delivered by a senior vice president at NVIDIA Global, highlighting at the Israel 2.0 conference the profound impact of computational AI on every industry.

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Rubik Danilovich: If I IPO’d Be’er Sheva, I’d Tell You to Buy the Stock Now

Be’er Sheva Mayor Rubik Danilovich warned at Israel 2.0: without long-term vision and courageous public innovation, the country’s future is at stake.

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If People Learn to Leverage AI Tools, They’ll Work Smarter

At Israel 2.0, CyberArk SVP Tchia Silberman spoke about the tension between efficiency fears and the opportunity to boost productivity by using AI well.

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Anu Banu, and you?

A video about Anu Banu showcasing the pioneering spirit of the next generation: leveraging high-tech capabilities and tools to develop long-term solutions to societal challenges in Israel.

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We need to adapt systems to onboard workers quickly, including on a temporary basis

Liron Doron-Levy, CEO of the Local Government Center, said at the Israel 2.0 conference that local government must adopt new methods for integrating high-tech professionals into the changing labor market, and enable them to rebuild career paths in a

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Real Change Happens Through Communities

Miluimtech Founder Shai Goel said at Israel 2.0, “The secret to building communities is that people care” - highlighting social connection as an engine for real change.

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Gigi Levy-Weiss: If We Don’t Fight for the Country’s Future, There Won’t Be High-Tech Here

The founder of NFX said at the Israel 2.0 conference that Israeli high-tech must take an active role in shaping the socio-economic reality, or the technological strength that has been built may erode.

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Early Childhood Development Is a Key Lever for Social Mobility in the Periphery

Tnuva Corporate Responsibility Manager Neta Ben Menachem said at Israel 2.0 that investing in early childhood education builds a strong foundation and directly advances social mobility.

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High-Tech Needs the Periphery No Less Than It Needs High-Tech

Aliza Bloch argued at Israel 2.0 that linking technological innovation with strong communities in the periphery creates meaningful, two-way value for both sides.

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Gilad Yavetz: The next revolution is data-solar – and it can rehabilitate the South

The co-founder and chair of Enlight said at the Israel 2.0 conference by Calcalist and Anu Banu that the combination of renewable energy and data management will drive the next major leap in the Israeli economy.

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Daniel Schreiber: With proper planning, all those unemployed in the AI era will receive salaries – and relatively high ones

At Israel 2.0, former Lemonade CEO Daniel Schreiber said that with the right AI adoption, new job opportunities can emerge for people displaced from the workforce.

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Hemi Peres: Israel Can Become the Strongest Country in the World Relative to Its Population

Hemi Peres said at Israel 2.0 that Israel’s national potential depends on investing in education, innovation, and social resilience.

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Haim Bibas: Aiming for the Top of the Pyramid the Day After Netanyahu

Haim Bibas stressed at Israel 2.0 the importance of strong local leadership, urban innovation, and high-quality services for residents.

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HiBob CEO: High-Tech’s Real Challenge Is Integrating Those Who Gave Everything for the Country

HiBob CEO Roni Zehavi said at Israel 2.0 that the industry’s next wave of growth depends on integrating diverse populations into the workforce.

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New high-tech executive partners: school principals learn to manage like a company

Anu Banu and the Atid Network launch a program connecting school principals with senior high-tech leaders to strengthen management, strategic thinking, and the use of technology in education.

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High-Tech Must Be a Central Part of Every Party’s Platform if It Wants to Lead Israel

At the National Economic Conference, ANU BANU co-founder Idan Tendler described high-tech as Israel’s most powerful agent of social change. He argued that the industry can bring together every part of Israeli society while creating opportunities acro

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High-Tech Is Not Only an Economic Engine, but Also a Social Engine

At the National Economic Conference, ANU BANU CEO Dana Nissel said high-tech can create a better social future and help narrow gaps through collaboration with local authorities and industry. The panel also highlighted AI’s potential to expand access

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Israel 2.0 - Idan Tendler, Chair and Founder of Anu Banu: Opening Remarks (Part 1)

In Part 1 of his opening remarks, Idan Tendler shares how a single day of volunteering - tech people, municipalities, and field orgs - reveals gaps and the potential for new connections.

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Israel 2.0 - Idan Tendler, Chair & Founder of Anu Banu: Opening Remarks (Part 2)

In Part 2 of his opening remarks at Israel 2.0, Idan Tendler shares Anu Banu’s vision: Israeli high-tech as both an economic engine and a social engine for long-term impact.