Israeli chefs stir up world food trends
New York Times credits Eyal Shani (Miznon) with bringing the cauliflower back in vogue.
New York Times credits Eyal Shani (Miznon) with bringing the cauliflower back in vogue.
Gadgets developed in Israel for your four-legged furry family members that are, literally, the cat’s meow.
Ron Atias (A-58Kg) is Israel’s first-ever male Taekwondo athlete to compete in Olympics; takes gold at European contest.
Google teams up with Sesame Enable and Beit Issie Shapiro to change lives in Israel.
Strashko – who famously walks the catwalk in both male and female apparel – has been chosen to lead edgy fashion chain’s Summer 2016 promotion.
Israeli doctors perform first-ever eyelid restoration on wild quill after it got caught in a trap.
Israeli technology to be integrated into American company’s connected car systems.
Israeli startups and made-in-Israel technologies take spotlight at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
30 countries taking part in ‘4th International Conference on Healthcare System Preparedness and Response to Emergencies & Disasters.’
2015 Israeli high-tech exits up 16 percent from 2014 proceeds; VC-backed exits reach $4.98 billion.
Impressive 2,700-year-old farmhouse and a 1,500-year-old church with colorful mosaics discovered by Israel Antiquities Authority in Rosh HaAyin.
For the first time, the National Association of Broadcasters trade show in Las Vegas will create an Israeli Pavilion.
New solution lets users monitor sleep quality and vital signs to improve overall wellness.
MK Amir Ohana is the first openly gay parliamentarian in the Likud political party.
IsraAID volunteers to help repair homes; distribute blankets and food to hard hit areas.