Doctors from Israeli charity Eye from Zion treated hundreds in Kenya, ranging from infants to the elderly.

Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have discovered why chemotherapy sometimes doesn’t work; Cadets in the final stage of the IDF officers’ course participated in a 24-hour Hackathon to develop systems for helping disadvantaged children; The UK Israel Tech Hub organized a three-day TeXchange conference in London to share solutions to prevent cyber-attacks, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL... Read more »

“Israel is a leader in cyber and now blockchain technology with a long history of innovation in start-up R&D."

MyEye now clips onto your spectacles and can read text in English, Hebrew, Chinese, French, Italian and German.

IKEA has chosen Israel’s Flying SpArk, an insect protein company, to join the nine other startups in its Swedish training course.

Israeli biotech Redhill has announced that the Phase 3 trial of its BEKINDA treatment for acute gastroenteritis and gastritis has met its targets for efficacy and safety; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was flown by an ultra-Orthodox female pilot to Thessaloniki, Greece; In the 1960s, famous Spanish surrealist Salvador Dali, produced Zionist-themed paintings, and much more. ISRAEL’S... Read more »

The Israeli and US governments are jointly investing an additional $8 million in energy R&D.

Seventy-five Jewish and Arab sixth-graders attended a 3-day Soccer for Peace summer camp.

A 72-year-old Canadian at Israel’s Rambam Medical Center is the first congestive heart failure patient to receive a new CoRolla implant from Israeli biotech CorAssist; Jerusalem’s Kivun Center helps the capital’s Haredim find employment; Israel’s unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in July, down from 4.3% in June, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Patient receives... Read more »

Charity Leket Israel has purchased a field near Binyamina for the sole purpose of growing food for the poor.

Israeli researchers have made a breakthrough in non-invasive scanning; Charity Leket Israel has purchased a field for the sole purpose of growing food for the poor; For about two weeks every year, the Israel’s Judean Desert is transformed into a lush oasis with a green carpet and an abundance of flora and fauna, and much... Read more »

Israel's Netafim, which pioneered drip irrigation in the 1960s, was recently purchased by a Mexican mega-corporation for a whopping 1.5 billion.

Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have uncovered a molecule called Agrin, that appears to control the cardiac repair process.

As part of the Finance Ministry’s family assistance program, Israel is subsidizing afternoon child daycare for all families.

Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have uncovered a molecule called Agrin, that appears to control the cardiac repair process;  Israel is subsidizing afternoon daycare for all families; Israel Export Institute reported that Israeli exports to the U.S. amounted to $3.1 billion in the first quarter of 2017, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS A molecule that restores... Read more »

The lead researcher into Israel's first environmental research satellite will create a national archive of images that will help track climate change.

Dr. Tovit Rosenzweig of Ariel University discovered that the Israeli plant Sarcopoterium Spinosum can balance blood sugar levels; Three times a week, Israeli charity Ezer Mizion provides breakfast for 120 Holocaust survivors; Travelers are now able to order taxis using the Gett app after landing at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion airport, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS... Read more »

The Moona coexistence tech hub in the Galilee has some 750 Jewish and Muslim graduates from its activities every year.

An elite team of innovation and business experts are integrating the concepts and culture of the tech world into the IAF, providing top-notch solutions to one of the best forces in the world.

Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute genetically sequenced every cell in the brain’s immune system; NYT discovers Israel-Arab research project; June tourism up 28%, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research Scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute genetically sequenced every cell in the brain’s immune system (microglia). In Alzheimer’s disease, they found Disease-Associated Microglia (DAM) trying... Read more »

Ben Gurion University has developed many new treatments to kill cancer cells by targeting the protein VDAC1 that controls cell death; UAE-based Center for World University Rankings judged Israel’s Technion first in the world in the field of aerospace engineering; Weizmann House in Rehovot, home of the first president of the State of Israel, has re-opened after... Read more »

Israel’s CorAlert is developing a non-invasive monitor that can diagnose heart failure in real-time; the Facebook group Israeli Women Entrepreneurs’ Network (IWEN) has 700 members and helps Anglo female entrepreneurs in Israel; Israel’s 2016 revenue totaled 321.1 billion shekels ($88.02 billion), higher than the Government’s 2016 target of 312.3 billion shekels ($85.61 billion), and much... Read more »

Israeli startup CardiacSense has developed a smartwatch heart monitor which is almost as accurate as an ECG machine.

Israeli startup CardiacSense has developed a smartwatch heart monitor which is almost as accurate as an ECG machine; Israel Advanced Technology Industries (IATI) brought together 35 programmers to make people’s lives better; Abid Sharifov, Azerbaijan’s deputy Prime Minister, was flown to Israel after his doctors determined his heart condition was life-threatening, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL... Read more »

China's Hainan Airlines has requested to begin direct flights between Shanghai and Ben Gurion Airport.