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

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

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

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.

A Palestinian official donated tens of thousands of shekels to Rambam hospital to improve treatment of childhood cancers.

A nanosatellite built by Israeli teenagers was successfully launched into space.

Israeli researchers have devised a way to detect buried landmines using a system of glowing bacteria and lasers.

United Hatzalah, a large, non-profit volunteer EMS organization, created a new app for quick navigation and EMS alerts on Haifa beaches.

For from Zion shall come forth…emergency medicine! An Israeli volunteer organization is training EMTs in Guatemala.

For the fourth year, Jerusalem Police and top Israeli attorneys are joining forces to raise funds for severely disabled children.

For out of Zion shall come forth...purified water! Another Israeli company is working to make the world a better place.

Israel is investing in the next generation as part of its objective to become a world leader in cyber technology.

This achievement positioned Israel one step closer to joining the prestigious circle of superpowers who have already reached the moon.

An Israeli biotechnical company recently announced a successful outcome in its first clinical trial in the reconstruction of missing bone tissue.

Israel is lending its vast experience, teaching medical teams from around the world how to save lives at the scene of a terror attack.

A popular food supplement may contribute to a cure for a debilitating neurodegenerative disorder.

Israel has developed applicable solutions to alleviate the global water crisis.

Israel has set another record in water recycling and treatment, paving the way for water solutions sought after by many countries around the globe.

The microprocessor giant Intel inaugurated a next-generation chip production line at its Kiryat Gat facility in Israel on Monday, the business website Globes reported.

Israeli scientists may have found a cure for AIDS with an experimental new drug called Gammora, which eliminated the virus up to 97 percent in test tubes, Israeli media reported.

Global health gurus have termed this fruit a superfood, putting Israeli produce in hot demand.

We always knew spinach was a great source of energy for our bodies. Now it seems the nutritious leafy green can also provide energy for other purposes.

A new Israeli study provides insight into the potential therapeutic role of a certain gene that could help in developing new treatments for ALS.

Intel Corp. introduced its 7th generation Core processors developed by the company’s Israeli branch in Haifa on Tuesday.

Merger and acquisition deals in the first half of 2016 indicate that Israeli startups still fetch top-dollar price tags and remain in hot demand.