
‘Lazy eye’ glasses help kids overcome amblyopia
Amblyz, invented by Israeli physician Omry Ben-Ezra, wins international prize for innovation and 7,000 orders from Turkey.
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Amblyz, invented by Israeli physician Omry Ben-Ezra, wins international prize for innovation and 7,000 orders from Turkey.

Winners of competitions in 12 countries get a close encounter with Israel’s renowned startup culture in Tel Aviv.

Prof. Malka Schaps may be the first ultra-Orthodox woman to climb this high on the professional academic ladder.

Israeli company’s SomnuSeal mask is more comfortable for patients who can’t tolerate the existing option, and it protects cardiac health too.

Our inaugural Journey to Israel trip presented the startup nation in a whole new light focused on innovation in every sector of society.

Setting a new course of treatment for men with androgen receptor insensitivity, Israeli MDs enabled their patient to become a dad.

‘Everybody understands that you buy Swiss watches from Switzerland and information security from Israel,’ says CyberArk CEO.

‘We have a clinical goldmine in our hands, and we must dig deeper,’ says lead Israeli researcher proposing that wild blind mole rats replace lab mice.

Tel Aviv’s cloud-based PC management services can manage personal computers, unobtrusively and remotely, from any device.

‘Everything we’ve seen — a tremendous variety of people and ideas — reinforced how creative, and willing to try anything Israelis are.’


Jewish singer/dancer/former ‘American Idol’ judge to fulfill second dream and meet Israeli President Shimon Peres.

Americans turn to hot new Israeli crowd-sourcing fashion platform for DIY Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry costumes.

We meet some serious clowns, high-tech innovators and social-action heroes, kibbutzniks and vintners.

Growing partnerships abound in manufacturing, telecom, agriculture, biotech, alternative energy and even in academia and the arts.