Tel Aviv startup unveils its new 'Alt-Steak' technology for creating a healthy, sustainable plant-based steak that tastes like the real thing, but is made with a 3D printer.

The project has already drafted 10,000 volunteers and is testament to Israelis' innovative thinking and care for their fellow citizens.

The UAV, dubbed 'SkysPrinter,' is a small system designed to take part in combat operations. Larger systems could be produced in the future.

An Israeli startup created the first device of its kind with which babies can communicate their needs, emotions, and feelings to their parents.

Two Ethiopian-Israeli women become border police officers, Israeli students build prosthetic arm for teen who wanted to play violin, and much more!

A cutting-edge Israeli system prevents drowning on the nation's pristine beaches.

According to a Ministry of Health report, Israel’s Security Agency identified 4,089 cases as of May 10, the Calcalist reports.

Israeli professor’s invention can essentially ‘recharge’ a disposable mask so it could be used again and again.

Team develops computerized simulator that uses mathematical models to show how changes in decisions affect the spread of the pandemic and the economic impact. 

Israeli biotech Redhill is testing another pipeline medicine against COVID-19; Technion scientists developed Liquid Foam Therapy (LIFT), and much more!

The envoys expressed their admiration for the Jewish state, citing its innovation, history and culture, among other qualities.

Israeli researchers identify the receptor chain involved in the development of atopic dermatitis, hope to develop drug to treat the disorder.

Israel is not only ranking at the top for the safest place to be amid the pandemic, but also fifth among 20 for innovative solutions to COVID-19.

The production line at Elbit Systems Land Division is on track to producing 3,000 ventilators by the end of May, according to a senior source.

In some cases, unfortunately, the specialized glass chamber also allows for a proper goodbye to loved ones without risking the spread of the virus.

Rather than breaking Israel, the pandemic has united the country as it protects its citizens and helps save lives around the world.

How do you provide medical care to COVID-19 patients without risking exposure? One Israeli hospital has found a way!

The tiny, startup nation is at the forefront of innovation leading to a solution to the coronavirus crisis.

Users of the new app can anonymously share their locations and receive alerts about potential and verified coronavirus cases.

If it succeeds, the IDF will be a significantly more lethal, networked war machine that can destroy enemy capabilities in record time and with the lowest possible casualties.

Lung cancer transplant patient receives his own lung, Israeli doctors help coronavirus patients breathe; breakthrough in generating heart cells; and much more!

Israeli medical company Sonovia donates 120,000 cutting-edge protective masks to the government, says 'we know that we can kill the coronavirus.'

Joint teams are inventing new energy-efficient technologies with a focus on water desalination, purification and reuse.

For people with limited or no hand mobility, this Israeli innovation puts the power of the tongue to good use.

Israeli ViriMASK could be a gamechanger for healthcare workers, airport workers and people in preventive quarantine.