Absorbent Mianzi shirts for special needs
Israeli businessman sourced a bamboo-organic cotton fabric to make quick-dry shirts available with an inner layer to absorb drool.
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.
Israeli businessman sourced a bamboo-organic cotton fabric to make quick-dry shirts available with an inner layer to absorb drool.
On ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel, you will come face to face with some of the extraordinary people making Israel and the world a better place.
The Israeli company’s special therapeutic contact lenses offer a novel way to treat painful corneal edema.
Innovative Agilite rescue equipment helped save lives of South African miners trapped in underground clash.
Javier Gelbwaser exposes the ‘real Israel’ through student exchange courses, and supports huge collective art projects for pride and peace.
An Israeli study funded by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation clears a major barrier to enabling safe transplants between species.
Eli Beer and Murad Alyan win a $10,000 prize for peace for their work leading an Israeli all-volunteer emergency response organization.
Israeli researchers identify protein that the influenza virus uses to overcome the body’s immune system.
Summer in the desert? Absolutely! The Ramat HaNegev Regional Council is planning lots of fun and culture in the humidity-free air down south.
The telecom legend leads a new American-Israeli VC and Caesarea-based incubator in search of disruptive, transformative marketing tech.
Some 8,100 athletes from 78 countries are in Israel now with their coaches, vying for medals in 42 individual and team sports.
When you join ISRAEL21c’s Journey to Israel autumn tour it includes admission to exclusive meetings with a who’s who behind the cameras.
Both 18 and religious Jews, Nili Block and Sarah Abraham won gold medals in international competition in Thailand.
Advances in prevention and treatment – and making them accessible – are credited with dropping rates of preventable blindness by more than half.
The program that took San Diego pooches by storm is expanding to reach some 21 million households over satellite, starting August 1.