HoneyBook high-tech wedding planner
Israeli newlyweds launch hub for event planners and contractors where brides and grooms can manage their event from a web-enabled device.
Ruthie Blum, a former editor at The Jerusalem Post, is a columnist for Israel Hayom and the author of “To Hell in a Handbasket: Carter, Obama, and the ‘Arab Spring.’”
Israeli newlyweds launch hub for event planners and contractors where brides and grooms can manage their event from a web-enabled device.
One Israeli company is finding alternative ways to heat greenhouses, and is also helping international clients reduce polluting ‘greenhouse gases.’
According to serial entrepreneur Yochi Slonim it’s differentiating an idea that will make your company a success, not product features.
Reut Institute founder talks with ISRAEL21c upon the publication of his new book, Flexigidity.
Israel’s PowerMat is building a world free of worry over finding plugs, outlets and wires to recharge all the gadgets of your life.
Meet Vania Heymann, the 27-year-old Israeli behind the new viral video featuring a host of celebrities lip-synching to Like a Rolling Stone.
The goal isn’t to fight desertification, it’s to arrest it, says award-winning director of Israel’s Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research, Prof. Pedro Berliner.
Prof. Evyatar Erell’s goal is to turn your home into a comfortable, enjoyable and energy efficient space for the climate you live in.
The founder of Domaine du Castel family winery was one of two Israelis to be honored with the French National Order of Agricultural Merit this year.
This Christmas season, two new sites — devoted to the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene – are ready for visitors.
The Israeli-American project focuses on teens in forgotten neighborhoods, the nighttime streets and areas where the homeless wander.
Renen Schorr explains how Jerusalem’s Sam Spiegel Film and Television School saved Israel’s film industry and propelled it to international acclaim.
‘Having a good idea is only a fraction of what it takes to succeed,’ says Dov Moran, one of Israel’s most prolific entrepreneurs.
Weizmann discovery makes moral and legal questions surrounding embryonic stem cells moot, because they won’t be needed anymore.
‘I have had 22 exits and 27 failures. And I can tell you that I wouldn’t have had the exits without the failures.’