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

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

Former military intel expert puts his know-how to work in agricultural orchards to give growers unprecedented data.

A top women's business summit in Tel Aviv this week reminds the world that Israel remains a beacon of light in the Middle East, where all people enjoy equal opportunities for success, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or religion.

A new Israeli technology aims to help lay people diagnose infections from the comfort of their home, using a disposable smartphone add-on that analyzes bodily fluid samples.

Tech giant Microsoft is set to officially launch a Tel Aviv hub for emerging companies in the red-hot Israeli startup world.

While hackers already know how to control cars remotely using internet-enabled systems, Israeli tech wizards have developed new defenses to stop these criminals in their tracks.

While belonging to the generation of Israel’s founding fathers, Arens was always preoccupied with advancing Israel’s future potential.

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.

Cutting-edge video tech developed by a rabbi in Israel is about to change the way first responders take on mass shootings and other catastrophic events.

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 »

Carmel Innovations Fund raised $1 million to attract innovators to northern Israel!

The world’s leading companies keep coming back for new-and-improved Israeli retail technology! By: Abigail Klein Leichman, Israel21c.org Avid skateboarders like Roy Tertman wear out their shoes every few weeks. To save time shopping, Tertman would order a bunch of pairs online and return those that didn’t fit. He discovered that 35% percent of all shoes... Read more »

Israel will become a major player in transportation technologies, Netanyahu said Thursday as he met with senior managers from the American chip maker Intel.

Israeli research and technology are creating breakthroughs in many fields, influencing the lives of billions around the globe.

In a first for the Jewish state, a rising Israeli tech mogul made a major real estate purchase in Tel Aviv using cryptocurrency.

An Israeli technology called Eye-Net is making it safer to walk and drive in busy urban areas.

Former members of the elite IDF cyber warfare division, Unit 8200, are attacking computer viruses using a data bank of digital 'DNA.'

Prepare to be blown away by the sheer volume of records broken and accomplishments achieved by the State of Israel!

Trailblazing footwear company Nike recently purchased an Israel startup that is pioneering technology to transform the online shoe shopping experience.

This lifesaving augmented-reality app is now used by more than a dozen fire and police departments in the United States, as well as the United Hatzalah network in Israel.

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

The appearance of a booming Israeli economy is not a mirage, with the most recent employment figures reflecting a robust job market for workers in the Jewish state.

IsraAID, an Israeli NGO, transcends borders, politics and cultural differences, leading humanitarian efforts around the world.

The future belongs to those who innovate, and Israel is at the center of it all,