Fiverr teams up with NY Yankees for entrepreneur contest
Winners will see their name in lights at Yankee Stadium and receive $1,500 in Fiverr credit to spend in the Israeli freelancer marketplace.
Winners will see their name in lights at Yankee Stadium and receive $1,500 in Fiverr credit to spend in the Israeli freelancer marketplace.
Tel Aviv hosts Digital Life Design for the fifth year, with a new focus this year on Israel’s burgeoning role in agricultural and food technologies.
‘I hope this festival will demonstrate the spirit and diversity of Tel Aviv and showcase both London and Tel Aviv as two tolerant and vibrant cities.’
New report shows that the city has doubled the number of international R&D centers over the past five years – from 35 in 2012 to 73 in 2017.
Despite the lazy days of summer, August 2017 saw significant investments for 23 Israeli companies.
Could Linoy Ashram, 18, win Israel’s first-ever Olympic medal in rhythmic gymnastics in Tokyo in 2020?
‘I am amazed and excited by what is being done here at Ziv for the sake of people from a neighboring country and an enemy,’ says US celebrity.
Craniofacial and plastic surgeons from Haifa join Operation Smile team from 12 countries in Ghana, giving local families something to smile about.
‘This was a very rare case that has no documentation whatsoever in the medical books,’ surgeon tells reporters.
Ceremony on Sept. 30 in Switzerland will see Israeli basketball star Mickey Berkowitz inducted along with the likes of Shaquille O’Neal.
Tal Flicker defeats Ukraine’s gold medalist in their weight category at this year’s European Judo Championships.
Teens gathered for the 24-hour Youth Creating for Youth Hackathon at the Tower of David Museum were thrilled to get a surprise celebrity visitor.
Personalized cancer treatment maker, Kite Pharma, is led by Israeli-American oncologist and based on research from Israel’s Weizmann Institute.
Before his Tel Aviv concert in October, the singing star will be at a fundraiser for a foundation that fosters young Arab and Jewish tennis players.
US talk-show host and comedian Conan O’Brien on first trip to Israel finds Tel Aviv residents to be ‘fantastic, really funny, nice people.’