12 impossible ideas that Israelis turned into reality
No mission is impossible for inventive Israelis who read ‘impossible’ as ‘I’m possible’ and don’t regard probable failure as a reason not to try.
No mission is impossible for inventive Israelis who read ‘impossible’ as ‘I’m possible’ and don’t regard probable failure as a reason not to try.
Israel has sustained attacks from enemies throughout its history and has invested heavily in high tech defense technologies that are the envy of the world’s military.
Since its development in 2011, Israel’s homegrown antimissile system has been a gamechanger in keeping the country safe, but is there a cost?
It’s just 6 miles from Gaza, but the seaside city of Ashkelon is fast becoming the most popular place to buy property in Israel.
It’s amazingly accurate, can work come rain or shine, and doesn’t require heavy muscle to operate.
Iron Dome tech firm uses rocket science to enable utilities to plan for and manage effects of wildfires, storms, hurricanes and earthquakes.
National Science Day celebrates the 138th anniversary of the birth of Albert Einstein.
Full circle for anti-missile defense solution as it was a toy car that actually helped developers building the system in the first place.
Reports claim the innovative detection system can pinpoint the length of a smuggling tunnel and its exact location without false alarms.
From the first blood test for cancer to inventions that can save your life, and a reinvented wheel, we look back at some of our most exciting stories of the year.
Residents of the badly hit southern city tell ISRAEL21c how they managed to keep fear at bay through this long summer of sirens and missiles.
Yedid-The Association for Community Empowerment will canvass seniors in southern cities about war-related hardships and inform them of services.
The next anti-missile strategy from Rafael reportedly will take out missiles, mortars and even drones using high-energy laser.
‘My incentive was saving human lives,’ says Brig. Gen. Daniel Gold, who defied the defense establishment to forge ahead with Iron Dome in 2005.
Intermittent terrorism and wars since before the founding of the state of Israel have bred a culture of caring second to none.