Sabra hummus scores US touchdown
Now in its second year as the NFL’s Official Dips Sponsor, Sabra is further spreading the fame of the MidEast chickpea spread across America.
Abigail Klein Leichman, a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c from August 2010 until her retirement in March 2024, moved to Israel in 2007. She has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.
Now in its second year as the NFL’s Official Dips Sponsor, Sabra is further spreading the fame of the MidEast chickpea spread across America.
‘I think a lot of the wearables will come out of Israel,’ predicts Robert Scoble, one of America’s most highly regarded tech evangelists.
Personalized online program from father-son owners of bedwetting clinics in Israel, London and NY extends reach of 30-year-old approach.
Jewish ophthalmologists group in Buenos Aires uses ISRAEL21c material in discussions at periodic professional meetings.
Ranan Lachman stopped spending big bucks for construction toys and started Pley, an online rental service of LEGO. An Israeli R&D center may follow.
Leading Israeli researchers share their findings on extending the healthy lifespan of humans and avoiding age-related diseases.
Israeli Startups NYC aims to help New York entrepreneurs accelerate their businesses by picking the brains of pros in the ‘Startup Nation.’
The RISCO Group’s security management solutions were chosen to secure one of the stadiums where the 2014 World Cup games will be played in Brazil.
Critics at Microsoft’s ThinkNext event were wowed by the tiny PocketPrinter’s ability to connect to smartphones and PCs, and print on paper of any size.
Debby Elnatan invented Upsee for her son with CP, launched a program for families of special-needs kids, and harmonizes all her activities with music.
There may not be snow, but dryland dog mushing is now taking hold in Israel.
Tourism Minister: ‘We welcome the Pope as a visitor of the highest importance. We are greatly honored by his choice to visit Israel.’
Israel’s RealView Imaging 3D technology, featured on ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ brings science fiction to the actual operating rooms of tomorrow.
Bactusense from Israel will give real-time identification and analysis of bacteria in food processing plants, water systems, hospitals and more.
Going to Tel Aviv next week? No need to enter a museum, since the works of Israeli illustrators will be displayed just about everywhere you look.