The supermarkets that have a farm in the parking lot
Four Israeli supermarkets sell their customers pesticide-free greens and herbs grown inside an indoor vertical farm set up in a trailer just outside their doors.
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.
Four Israeli supermarkets sell their customers pesticide-free greens and herbs grown inside an indoor vertical farm set up in a trailer just outside their doors.
‘Morocco is a door-opener to the Arab world and Africa, and what we did quietly before we can do publicly with them now.’
Streaming service finds Israelis love global stars like The Weeknd and Dance Monkey as well as local talents like Omer Adam and Ishay Ribo.
We are doubling the mass of the human-made, ‘anthropogenic’ part of the world every 20 years and the curve is not flattening.
Israeli attorney says her unusual line of jewelry ‘reminds us that we have the same roots, history and values.’
Fourth annual report on progress made by female entrepreneurs and business owners in 58 world economies cites Israel as overall best.
With vaccines from several sources soon to enter Israel needing ultra-cold refrigeration, Magen David Adom rolls out special caravans.
Maker of antiviral, antibacterial SonoMasks now moving into automotive industry in cooperation with Adler, a major producer of car components.
A study from Israel shows promise for a novel nanotechnology that can increase life expectancy in people with brain and ovarian cancers.
The medical mission was initiated following an appeal from the governor of the Piedmont District to Dror Eydar, Israel’s ambassador to Italy.
Israeli experts say there’s no need to reinvent the wheel, drug repurposing may be the fastest and cheapest way to treat people infected with the novel coronavirus.
A folding car and restructured sugar are among innovations cited by magazine for their originality, creativity, effectiveness, ambition and impact.
From martial arts and rhythmic gymnastics to windsurfing, chess and even synthetic biology, Israelis had a golden November.
Ganit Goldstein and her software engineer brother, Yoav, teamed up to create a unique virtual reality exhibition of her 3D-printed garment collection.
Ariel and Tel Aviv universities intend their nanosatellites to make the space world affordable and accessible to researchers anywhere.