In 1948, the Jews achieved one of the most remarkable and inspiring accomplishments in human history. Take a quick look at Israel today, 68 years later, to know that our little country in an ongoing story of daily miracles!

Israeli kindergartens are teaching children with artificial intelligence.

From cutting-edge tanks to twenty-first century firearms, Israel continues to revolutionize warfare.

Google plans massive regional fiber-optic cable project including a connection between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

This Israeli home device checks for dangerous gases and particles, and purifies the air of tiny particles of bacteria, viruses, mold, fungi and pollen.

Alternative high-tech hub in Yokneam spurs medical and pharmaceutical innovations, Tel Aviv U scientists develop 'robat' to navigate obstacles, and more.

The IDF provides an inside look at its operations and exercises, its latest technology and its approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Prime Ministers from Israel and India sign agreements worth tens of millions of dollars intended to spark new technology.

Israeli startup CardiacSense has developed a smartwatch heart monitor which is almost as accurate as an ECG machine.

There is no Palestinian state, but Verizon did not specify why the company recognizes 'Palestine' as a location.

Hiriya’s Refuge Derived Fuel (RDF) plant has just been launched, processing 1,500 tons of waste every day.

Partners of the Leviathan natural gas reservoir announced an investment of $3.75 billion in the largest energy project in Israel's history.

An Israeli startup allows mobile advertisers to see how their latest campaign is performing.

Israel's wind farms combine state-of-the-art energy technology with natural beauty.

For out of Zion shall come forth...purified water! Another Israeli company is working to make the world a better place.

Israel secretly conducts extensive business with most Arab countries in the Gulf.

The IDF has released its first smartphone, making spoken code a thing of the past.

MedAware uses big-data analytics to identify and prevent prescription errors in real-time.

This achievement positioned Israel one step closer to joining the prestigious circle of superpowers who have already reached the moon.

The prestigious American Interest, in its annual ranking of the World's eight great powers, has added Israel to the list for the first time.

New Israeli technology provides early detection of cardiac disease, which could save millions of lives around the world.

An Israeli biotechnical company recently announced a successful outcome in its first clinical trial in the reconstruction of missing bone tissue.

Professor David Kazhdan of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem won Israel’s EMET prize for Excellence in Exact Sciences.

Israel’s economic and technological growth over the last 20 years was “unprecedented"; Israeli private high-tech companies raised an all-time high of $4.8 billion in 2016; Chinese auto manufacturer Qoros is opening an R&D center in Israel, and much more.

An Israeli startup has found a solution to the threats often caused by third-party software.

Israel’s Leumi card integrates first-of-its-kind mobile app that uses behavioral biometrics.

The DermaCompare app is a new Israeli technology that identifies skin irregularities with the click of a button.

Twice as much water for Jordan; Israel treats wounded Syrians; Hands-free smartphone reaches 1200 users, and much more.

Good News Israel Archive from the week of December 11, 2016: Israel Technion researchers make progress in fighting cancer; November set a record month for tourism; Israel’s new Ambassador has arrived in Turkey; three Israelis won medals at the Ju-Jitsu World Championships in Poland, and much more. ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS Key enzyme discovery in fight... Read more »

Israel’s Microbot develops miniature robots for cleaning drainage pipes in the body; treatment by Israel’s Teva for Huntington disease has been approved by the US FDA; Tiberias is hosting the 6th Anglo Israel Cardiovascular Symposium, and much more.

In the face of scare resources and unique military and economic challenges, Israel is a global leader in innovation.

TytoHome connects consumers to clinicians for a comprehensive medical examination and remote telehealth visit anywhere and anytime.

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

Israeli startup Glide has designed the CMRA watchband, enabling the user to take photos and videos directly from the wrist.

Yet another Israeli startup scored a huge technological success, this time in the realm of social media.

Israel's Sorek reverse osmosis desalination plant is the largest in the world.

Sea Watch, an app that empowers the public to improve the ecological state of Israel's oceans and rivers, recently helped save the lives of injured sea turtles.

This Israeli invention can change the way we type forever.

The International Geek Picnic is the technology festival of the future.

Free up your time and spend it with your loved ones by handing over your laundry folding to FoldiMate - the robotic laundry-folding machine.