4 Israeli startups on Gartner 2021 Cool Vendors list
To be chosen, startups need to be less than 10 years old and considered to be innovative, impactful and intriguing.
Naama Barak is a writer at ISRAEL21c. A PhD student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, she loves all things history and politics. Food and fashion come a close second. Prior to joining ISRAEL21c, Naama worked for Israel’s leading English-language dailies and cutting-edge startups.
To be chosen, startups need to be less than 10 years old and considered to be innovative, impactful and intriguing.
Volunteers scour the Israeli seaside to pick up waste and provide smokers with ashtrays to keep beaches clean. They might just bring world peace too.
It’s amazingly accurate, can work come rain or shine, and doesn’t require heavy muscle to operate.
Israel will stand by India in the same way that India stood by Israel when it battled coronavirus, foreign minister says.
Volcano eruption covers island with ash and leaves 20,000 people displaced amid Covid-19 concerns.
AI-powered platform Sexence has designed an app to help users navigate the fields of sexual health, well-being and pleasure.
Former Israeli pilot, Eytan Stibbe will be taking 44 experiments in fields like agriculture, neurology and optics to space on next year’s mission to the International Space station.
DouxMatok launches hazelnut cocoa and dark cocoa salted caramel spreads made with tech that cuts down sugar content without compromising on taste.
Odyssey of the Seas comes fully equipped with pools, an arcade and a Japanese-style Teppanyaki for all those vaccinated against Covid-19.
Dozens killed in stampede that occurred when thousands of ultra-Orthodox worshippers gathered to celebrate the Jewish festival of Lag Ba’Omer.
Lunar missions are on the cards, and an Israeli startup is seeking to solve the problem of delivering the oxygen needed to fuel spaceships to the moon and back.
Doctors from a leading Israeli hospital are on their way to Uruguay to help the country fight a mushrooming Covid crisis.
Social media campaign is asking the public to carry out a small green deed, and in return a tree will be planted in a forest of choosing.
Researchers devise novel scientific tool to examine levels of perception, and discover that humans and monkeys react the same.
Even though it’s a style many people love to hate, Brutalism stands at the core of many landmarks in the local landscape.