Ancient beer-brewing on Golan Heights revived after 1000s of years, artists beautify underprivileged areas, Israeli model on cover of UAE magazine, and more!

InNegev fosters innovation in Israel's south and recently made it's first major investment into a startup that makes beaches safer.

A new eco-friendly waste facility was recently approved in Jerusalem and will save the capital tens of millions of shekels.

Chemical Fertilizers Israelis are developing a way to get rid of chemical fertilizers, which boost crop production, but are hazardous to human health and the environment.

A new development from Tel Aviv University will let you take photos of race cars, runners, birds in flight, and dunking basketballs into hoops.

Ethiopian Israeli selected for Rhodes Scholarship program, Israeli hospital saves Gaza boy, covers fees as PA refused; 1st female IAF bureau chief, and more! 

This genius app is connecting millenials with boomers, helping the elderly get needed assistance and enabling both generations to come together.

Start up company DrizzleX monitors water flow in homes and apartment buildings to find where H20 is being wasted, thus lowering utility bills.

By processing the trash, UBQ prevents the emission of methane, groundwater leakage and other environmental damage.

Thanks to two young Israeli scientists, you no longer need a cow in order to produce milk, and the new product is actually superior! Two young Israeli scientists say they have found a way to “fix milk.” Traditional milk is not as good as it looks, they say, pointing to health issues, high costs of... Read more »

Israeli neurobiologist Oded Rechavi awarded $2.5 million Polymath Award, Boston Consulting Group includes 9 Israeli companies in top 100, and much more!

Israeli innovation has produced another genius weapon in the fight against the coronavirus - a killer mask!

Self-driving vehicles and internet-connected cars present fresh targets for hackers seeking to commit acts of terror, ransom drivers or simply wreak havoc on the roads.

Israel is set to pass a law that would regulate self-driving cars, giving them the same status as regular vehicles.

These Israeli handbags were inspired by the coronavirus pandemic's most crucial accessory: face masks.

This next-generation Israeli tech creates a personal “sound bubble” of music, video games, or movies -- no speakers or headphones necessary!

This Israeli technology stops terrorists and other hostile actors from using drones to mount attacks on events, government facilities, airports and other sensitive sites.

New device detects the driver's cellphone and automatically shuts down the apps except for GPS navigation and phone calls.

Host Joe Mullings walks you through the beautiful Jewish state, exploring Israel's culture, rich history and innovative medical technologies that are saving lives.

Ori Hofnung couldn’t read until he was 12. Now he’s developed gamified software to help parents identify and correct learning difficulties in their own kids.

Thanks to some super innovative Israeli tech, our parents and grandparents can have the connection and care that they need and deserve during these difficult times.

'The AmphiSTAR uses a sprawling mechanism inspired by cockroaches, and it is designed to run on water at high speeds like the basilisk lizard.'

Watch and learn about the amazing Israeli technology that will keep the food you eat toxin-free!

With 41 Israeli-founded private companies worth $1 billion or more, the Startup Nation has finally entered the Scale-Up Nation era. 

SeeTrue's hi-tech identifies banned items, cuts flight delays; Samson Logic makes construction safer and easier; PMO brings more power to Israel, and much more!