Before joining Qumra Capital, Boaz Morris led direct tech investments at Phoenix, one of Israel's largest institutional investors, managing a portfolio of nearly 50 companies and serving on boards like Classiq and Seebo, and he's become known for arguing that AI has made code cheap while trust and review are now the scarce, high-value part of building software. He's also publicly argued that Israel's tech scene has grown beyond its "lean software" roots into a place that can support heavier, capital-intensive R&D, and alongside Ofer Vishkin he's cautioned founders and boards to think carefully about whether their businesses can stand on their own as some overfunded categories consolidate.