Donating stock options for the greater Israeli good
Tmura, which bridges between Israel’s high-tech sector and education and youth initiatives in disadvantaged communities, had a banner year.
3 Israeli companies win 2025 BIG Innovation Awards
Business Intelligence Group Innovation Awards recognize ideas, organizations and people that are positioned to change how we experience the world.
Israeli hockey teams make history with first American match
Two of Israel’s top teams will face off at New York’s UBS Arena, marking the first time Israeli pro hockey clubs will compete in North America.
Israeli CEO makes Variety’s most influential media pros list
Avi Nir was lauded by the publication as ‘the key figure driving Israel’s rise to power in the global content industry.’
How Israelis rallied to save an endangered butterfly species
KKL-JNF and butterfly enthusiasts have united to preserve a rare and protected butterfly species found in Begin Forest near Jerusalem.
First Israeli hostages come home as ceasefire takes effect
Romi Gonen, Emily Damari and Doron Steinbrecher appear to be in stable health after spending more than a year in Hamas captivity.
In 2024, more Israeli high-techs raised cash than in 2023
IVC-Leumi Tech report: Despite ongoing war and the resulting economic complications, 2024 was a better year for Israeli high-tech companies than 2023.
Religious students hack techs to solve global challenges
Hackathons for hundreds of male and female students at Jerusalem College of Technology yield innovative inventions for real needs.
New breakthrough could solve antibiotic resistance crisis
Recent TAU study demonstrates how a crucial but underexplored process of DNA transfer between bacteria affects its defense mechanisms.
Cats use facial expressions to communicate and bond
Study used AI to analyze feline facial cues during interactions with other cats; findings can help cat owners better understand their pets’ emotions.
Ancient grape varieties could save wine from climate change
Israeli researchers say reintroducing ancient varieties that thrived in the Negev for centuries may assure the future viability of wine production.
Heart emergency visits plunged during Covid, study shows
Israeli public-health study shows that multiple and complex factors can influence people’s health behaviors during crises such as pandemics.
Israeli NGO sends team to help fight LA wildfires
SmartAID says they are looking for donations to dispatch more solar-telecommunication trailers, crucial during disaster response.
2 AI companies join forces for next-gen employee recruiting
The integrated system extends beyond employee recruitment and can be used as a decision-support tool during employees’ career development.
Why is there no prehistoric cave art in the Levant?
Researchers say modern humans in the area did not see the ritualistic purpose of painting on cave walls, unlike their European counterparts.