Notwithstanding the economic crisis from the pandemic, investment in Israeli startups soared in the first month of 2021.

The group includes people from Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, and the Gaza Strip, who promote high-tech projects and receive training and practical tools.

These scientists, mothers, entrepreneurs and founders of the company MilkStrip—understand firsthand the challenges of owning a business while raising children.

This online investment platform offers early-stage opportunities in Israeli property, construction, education, medicine and financial technology startups.

The figure indicates that support for the Israeli innovation sector over the past decade has paid off, says Start-Up Nation Central CEO Eugene Kandel.

As locales between the coasts become tech centers, this Midwestern city will help Israeli startups with remote hiring and US market entry.

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.

The breakthrough 'Bond' app lets people summon a trained and certified bodyguard with their smartphones.

After reaching a record $8.3 billion in 2019, Israeli companies have reported more than $7.6 billion in the first nine months of the pandemic year.

'The Israeli level of development and digitization is twice that of other OECD countries,' said Secretary-General Ulrik Vestergaard Knudsen.

Last year alone, four Israeli-founded companies reached the billion-dollar valuation threshold.

These Israeli companies were recognized by the World Economic Forum as 'future headline-makers addressing global issues with cutting-edge technology.'

Innovative Israel firms are not only revolutionizing the tech world, they provide an amazing opportunity for investors from around the world.

Joining Intel and its Israeli subsidiary Mobileye, Moovit will advance Mobility-as-a-Service and the global adoption of autonomous transportation. By Abigail Klein Leichman, ISRAEL21c Intel Corporation announced its acquisition of Israeli company Moovit for approximately $900 million. Millions of commuters in 3,100 cities across 102 countries use Moovit’s urban mobility application for planning trips via public... Read more »

Israel once again was ranked in the upper echelons of the U.N.'s 'World Happiness Report,' revealing a key ingredient in the tartup Nation's recipe for success.

A young Israeli father took matters into his own hands and invented a lifesaving device after his daughter nearly drowned at the age of three.

An Israeli firm created an interactive advertisement that viewers will be able to shape and control during the big game.

In 2019, Israel's economy broke record after record!

There is so much more to Israel - a country that may be bantam in size but punches like a heavyweight.

An Israeli company developed software that helps autonomous cars safer and more 'intelligent'!

Israeli companies are on track to beat last year’s record-breaking figure of $6.4 billion, according to Israeli media reports.

Food production pioneers from across the globe recently visited Israel to learn about the country's latest innovations in food, beverage and agriculture technology.

The anti-Israel BDS movement yearns for a day when the Jewish state is destroyed...but how happy would they really be if their sick fantasy came true?

Tel Aviv University was also ranked 13th—the only Israeli university on the list—of the top 25 MBA programs globally that produced entrepreneurs.

The funds, which will be allocated over a period of five years, will facilitate dozens of research programs each year in a variety of fields, expanding on the handful currently being carried out.