Strategies such as ‘good’ viruses and targeted antibodies can keep wheat, corn, soybeans, rice and other staple crops protected without harm to the environment or people.

Participants in Jerusalem College of Technology Women’s Hackathon created a wide range of groundbreaking technology!

Scientists and entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to scent to help detect disease, boost memory, entertain, and protect people from food allergies.

Check out two Israeli companies coming up with innovative solutions to save lives on the road.

The project will 'equip the IDF with the most advanced tactical ground vehicles in the world,' said IAI President and CEO of IAI, Boaz Levy.

The Israeli industries are showcasing advanced technological solutions that address the security challenges faced today by many countries around the world.

With minor modifications to existing technology or making changes to a company's mission, startups are positioning Israel as an innovative leader for fighting environmental challenges.

REE’s Coventry Integration Center will supply European commercial electric vehicles; another center is slated for Texas.

Ra’anana-based team's trash-throwing robot is a 'source of national pride for our future generation.'

Fledgling high-tech sector is advancing women's needs.

Xtend unveils a new generation of VR-controlled drones bringing the metaverse to the battlefield.

Shaare Zedek Medical Center's new radiotherapy center promotes hope by stimulating the senses.

Migdal Haemek's Tower Semiconductors is reaping the benefits of chip market chaos.

DouxMatok and Blommer Chocolate introduce a sugar-reduced chip to the North American market.

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.

Israel continues to be a light unto the nations, sending aid to 15 countries on three continents to help combat the global pandemic.

Tel Aviv’s Kerem Hateimanim is one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world, Tech Talk Show features Israeli entrepreneurs, and more!

Watch and learn about the world's most secure phone. Needless to say, it's made in Israel!

Blind Israeli voters cast their ballots on Tuesday with the aide of cutting-edge technology invented by an Israeli startup.

A new smartphone app developed by students at the Holon Institute of Technology (HIT) will facilitate communication by deaf people without the aid of sign language.

Artificial intelligence fueled by Israeli know-how is helping improve safety along a stretch of Las Vegas’ busiest highway. By: AP and United with Israel Staff The Nevada Highway Patrol says a yearlong partnership between public safety agencies and an Israeli startup technology firm resulted in a 17 percent reduction in crashes along a portion of... Read more »

Israel is not playing in the World Cup 2018 football tournament in Russia but is certainly a key-player with its technological contributions to the games.

'Like many other countries around the world, Italy is interested in joint ventures and has tightened its science and technology ties to Israel,' Israel's minister of science said. 

Intel executives confirmed Tuesday that the company would invest some $5 billion in expanding production at its Kiryat Gat chip plant.

Israel's drone technology is amazingly simple yet incredibly effective!

In a time of academic boycotts of Israel, an Israeli-led global team breaks wheat's genetic code, a major advance in the fight against global hunger.

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

Nathalie Half founded Israeli startup Museloop when her children stopped joining her on her museum visits; The Dan bus company is to run five new entirely electric buses on its No.4 route in Tel Aviv, and much more.

European officials are in Israel, studying how the Jewish State defends itself on a daily basis from 'lone wolf' terrorists who became indoctrinated through any number of ways, including television or social media.

An Israeli company now offers an affordable way for ALS and 'locked-in' patients to communicate.

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.

Cisco Systems has acquired CloudLock, an Israeli-founded cloud security firm, a day after announcing a strategic cooperation agreement with Bank Hapoalim, Israel’s largest bank.

Several major automakers are teaming up with Mobileye, an Israeli assisted-driving developer, to beat Google to releasing driverless cars.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has developed a new spy camera that will detect and identify people moving through fog, haze, or heat waves, providing greater protection against terror attacks on soldiers’ bases.

Israel's ElectRoad has won a grant from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 program to develop technology that will charge electric buses from a device under the pavement.

New Israeli technology incorporated into the newest helmet worn by the fighter pilots of the Israel Air Force helps make them super capable.

Investors and entrepreneurs in Israel and Silicon Valley join together for a new initiative to combat California’s drought crisis.

An Israeli company has developed INCREDIBLE new technology that can turn nearly everything around you into a touchscreen. Must see it to believe it!

Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute, Europe’s largest organization for applied scientific research, is set to establish a cyber-security innovation center in Israel.

Here comes the latest in Israeli tech - Phree™ - the world's first unrestricted, high resolution mobile input device that lets you write virtually anywhere on any surface.