The Israel invented WatergenUSA system, that makes drinking water from air, was donated to a Flint, Michigan church to help its suffering residents.

Israel is on a tree-planting mission. And it’s going to help more than the environment.

'Both the Jewish and Korean people view education not merely as an activity to be completed, but as a life-long process,' said President Rivlin.  

Israel's Trigo Vision uses ceiling-mounted cameras and machine-vision algorithms to identify and capture customers’ shopping items, eliminating checkout lines.

Drones, anti-drone tech, missile systems and radars made in the Jewish state were on display at the International Paris Air Show.

The streamlined plane scheduled for commercial use by 2022 is sustainable, quiet, and emission-free.

Israeli scientists say their biocompatible nontoxic medical glue, delivered with a glue gun, is better than staples and stitches inside the body.

Tribu, a new app, simplifies volunteering; two golden lion tamarin monkeys were born in Jerusalem, thanks to Israel's efforts to save rare species; and more!

Third annual GlobalSTL Health Innovation Summit in US chooses 16 innovative companies, mostly Israeli, to present to healthcare execs and venture capitalists.

With four Nobel prizes and revolutionary breakthroughs in cancer treatment, Israel's Technion Institute literally makes the world a better place.

Theranica’s Neriva Migra patch delivers a small electrical jolt to mitigate headaches and other acute pains through ‘conditioned pain modulation.’

An Israeli startup is now a world leader, providing simulation and training for medical professionals from the field of computer graphics – and saving lives!

The technology comes in the form of an atmospheric water generator known as the GEN-350, which can produce up to 900 liters of water per day.

New ‘safe tunnel’ from Israeli sustainable agriculture startup solves the problem caused by the urban clash of trees and pavements.

Treatment pathway for fatal epilepsy, FDA prioritizes Alzheimer’s therapy device, Weizmann Institute battles to conquer cancer, and much more!

The Jewish people have achieved something that no other people have achieved, says Israeli PM Netanyahu in his Independence Day greeting.

Modern Israel remains a work in progress with many unsolved challenges. However, the overall picture is a tremendous success story against all odds.

New IVC-ZAG report says this was the most successful first quarter in the past six years, driven by two mega-deals of more than $100 million each.

Vein transplantation has been done before – but only from a corpse. The donation from a living person at an Israeli hospital was the first of its kind.

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed a new, non-invasive method for discovering genetic disorders as early as 11 weeks into pregnancy.

The glasses provide riders with real-time data such as heart rate, speed, distance and a built-in GPS system, and come equipped with Bluetooth speakers.

A disabled Dutch anti-Israel activist is being ridiculed for promoting BDS while sitting on a state-of-the-art mobile scooter made in the Jewish state.

The new system could help doctors find the best antibiotic combinations and allow for individualized treatments.

US-Israel relations have transformed dramatically since 1948, when the State Department, Pentagon and CIA opposed the founding of the Jewish State.

This week we mark Israel Space Week - a great opportunity to catch a glimpse of the young scientists of the future coming from Israel!