Writer: Karin Kloosterman

Growing berries in Canada and America

A desert climate may not be conducive to growing raspberries, but one of the world’s top raspberry and strawberry breeders hails from scorching Israel. It

Israeli activism to a T

A young Israeli activist has launched a new campaign to raise awareness about Israel by selling T-shirts that tell a story. David Kramer was walking

Drivers and doctors on the road to peace

A growing number of Palestinians are being personally chauffeured to life-saving medical appointments in Israel by volunteer Israeli drivers. It took more than half of her

Dipping into Israel’s water technologies

Innovation born of a near-desperate situation has transformed Israel into a leader in water technology. Now countries across the globe can access Israel’s water solutions via NEWtech

Put some peace in your tank

A joint Israeli-Jordanian-Palestinian biofuel project will alleviate thousands of tons of organic waste and produce one million barrels of biofuel, powering peace in the Middle

Every day is a “Sun” day

From ‘green’ wineries to school rooftops and African villages, Israeli solar energy company Sunday has an ambitious plan to become an international power plant provider.

Switching super-computers on to green power

Israeli company Voltaire builds super-computer servers that deliver high performance at low power consumption – helping to green our computers. Computers need resources. Whether it’s

Israeli study: soda drinks cause liver damage

A new Israeli study reveals that too much sweetened soda and fruit juice may cause long-term liver damage. Switching to water is the best preventive measure to contribute to long-term health.

Smoking the sewage pipe

The concept of achieving peace through pipes may have originated with Native Americans, but today, unbeknownst to most of us, Israelis and Gazans are seeking