Joint teams are inventing new energy-efficient technologies with a focus on water desalination, purification and reuse.

Israeli startup repurposes discarded kidney dialysis filters to make pure water in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

The Iranian regime shouts ‘death to Israel.’ In response, Israel shouts ‘life to the Iranian people!

On International Water Day, Israel presented solutions to the global water crisis that could benefit all mankind. 

Israeli technology is used around the globe, affecting our daily lives and protecting the environment.

An Israeli agricultural group is joining with an Israeli non-profit to mentor agri-tech entrepreneurs, and much more.

A professor wins top Israeli award; the biennial International HLS & Cyber Conference in Tel Aviv featured the top Israeli security and cybersecurity companies; Israel’s Elbit Systems presented its new Emergency Scenarios Virtual Reality Trainer at the Homeland Security and Cyber Conference in Tel Aviv, and much more.

Israel, whose expertise in water technology is highly sought around the world, signed a historic deal with the US state of Nevada.

Israel has developed applicable solutions to alleviate the global water crisis.

“I challenge anybody to go for one month without using anything that’s on that list. One month would be next to impossible,” says BDS.com, which uses satire and irony to reveal the hypocrisy of the anti-Israel boycott campaign.

Papua New Guinea, suffering from severe drought, will receive the Israeli mobile desalination unit, which will provide clean drinking water in remote locations.

Israel’s Economy Ministry has opened 19 employment centers, placing thousands of Arabs, including many Bedouin women. A new town will employ special needs adults alongside regular workers.

The World Bank will use the Jewish state’s expertise in water conservation and technology in developing countries.