At the 'Innovation on the Bar' event in Tel Aviv, top Israeli tech leaders highlighted how the country's unique blend of talent and innovation is driving global success in industries like AI, quantum computing, and sustainability, with a focus on turning cutting-edge technologies into scalable, product-driven solutions.

The research and development lab will be devoted to biochip and smart sensor technology, and its applications will cover various industries.

'I believe that the unique Israeli situation, where the country has been fighting a war for almost a year, has created the proper conditions in various fields – including high tech – for the promotion of new and original initiatives,' says CEO of Israel's Bank Leumi.

How one traumatic swimming-pool incident led to a unique AI alarm and monitoring system that detects kids and pets in the danger zone.

An improved plasma thruster using Israeli technology can steer satellites out of harm’s way while using less power than chemical forms of propulsion.

$25 billion dollar investment is to create thousands of new jobs in city of Kiryat Gat.

Oren Kaniel, co-founder of Israeli unicorn AppsFlyer: 'Many companies could face a disruption that I’m not sure they are ready for.'

GM Afcon’s V-Alert system differentiates between movement caused by wind or rain, for example, and an intruder, reducing false alarms to a minimum.

From high-tech to agriculture, Israeli innovation continues to influence the world. See it firsthand on your trip to Israel.

Israel Innovation Authority approves funding for new consortiums: integrated photonics, metamaterials and metasurfaces, and black soldier fly farming.

The Jerusalem College of Technology has launched a rabbinic ordination program that allows students to pursue clergy positions in English-speaking communities in Israel without jeopardizing financial security.

Adi Tatarko, Eynat Guez and Daphne Koller are among 15 women singled out as the most influential executives in global business.

The famous Israeli entrepreneur predicts lab-grown diamonds will be increasingly popular for environmental and humanitarian reasons, especially among millennials and Gen Zers. By Diana Bletter, Israel21 For the first time ever, a top-tier luxury company has invested in a lab-grown diamond company, and an Israeli one at that. LVMH, the world’s largest luxury goods conglomerate,... Read more »

'It’s going to make a big difference in the future of mobility and how we can improve our supply chains,' said Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson.

Doom and gloom may seem the order of the day as we close up 2021, but this year bought plenty of things to celebrate and be proud of.

Rumble's app tracks how many steps you take and converts that data into virtual tokens exchangeable for real world goodies.

A report by Autotalks and Ben-Gurion University demonstrates how technology can prevent accidents and save lives.

Hezbollah's advanced night vision and thermal imaging equipment led Israel to seek countermeasures.

An Israeli start-up has developed a super fast-charging battery that could eliminate the "range anxiety" associated with electric cars.

The brightest ideas come out of the startup nation, helping to make the world a better place!

An Israeli company is offering free sleep training through its advanced app during the coronavirus crisis.

An Israeli startup is collecting voice samples of those diagnosed with coronavirus in order to identify carriers and limit its spreading to others.

Israel is fast closing in on Silicon Valley as the preferred place for European outposts, especially in automotive, engineering and biotech R&D.

Israel is about to make history in 2019 and become the fourth country to reach the moon!

Israel and NASA signed an agreement to increase cooperation during a visit to the Jewish state by NASA's new chief, Jim Bridenstine.

A unique full-scale educational farm in northern Israel will show local and international agronomists the latest advances in agricultural technology. 

Israeli farmers have harnessed the elements and developed amazing ways to grow their crops in the harshest of environments - the desert.

A paralyzed man completed the London Marathon, boosted by Israeli technology that enabled him to run.

Researchers have created technology that will enable our computers, text messages and phone calls to run 100 times faster through terahertz microchips.

Israeli startup builds system that can both heat and cool crop roots to increase yield, while consuming little energy.

Netanyahu discusses his life experiences in America since childhood and the lessons he learned that helped him become a successful Israeli leader. 

An Israeli agricultural group is joining with an Israeli non-profit to mentor agri-tech entrepreneurs, and much more.

Oriient, Navin and Indoorgo want to help you navigate malls, museums, hospitals and airports without any need for installed hardware in the venue.

A leading Indian business school opened an Israel Center in a bid to intensify academic, economic cooperation.

Israeli bodies and the state of Wisconsin signed two agreements that will benefit both sides, as well as the world much-needed water technology.

In a remarkable medical advancement, Israeli company UPnRIDE has found a way for quadriplegics to stand up and live with a feeling of dignity.

NATO's decision to upgrade Israel's status shows the Jewish state is not isolated and is recognized for its expertise in science, technology and intelligence.

Collaboration between Israeli and Dutch businesses on innovation projects is growing in recognition of Israel's technological expertise and many successful start-ups.

American Jewish philanthropist Mortimer Zuckerman has launched a $100 million research project aimed at US-Israeli collaboration in science and technology.

The story of Israel’s rise to the top once sounded like an impossible madman’s dream to every Jew on the planet, especially just over half a century ago.