The UK National Health Service is to trial the blood test from Israel’s OncoHost that predicts how well cancer patients will respond to immunotherapy treatment; The Israeli Business to Developer sector is growing as companies develop products that automate and simplify the jobs of highly sought-after hi-tech developers, and much more! by: Michael Ordman ISRAEL’S… Read more »

Anti-BDS news – investment in Israeli startups so far in 2021 has beaten the total for the whole of last year; Traveltech prepares for tourist boom, 20 projects for US-Israel joint funding, and much more!

Large Indian companies do not have to reinvent the wheel – Saket Agarwal’s Onnivation finds them existing Israeli solutions for their pain points.

Large Indian companies do not have to reinvent the wheel – Saket Agarwal’s Onnivation finds them existing Israeli solutions for their pain points.

Israel Bonds sells unprecedented $1.8 billion in 2020; Mobileye announces fully autonomous vehicles soon to be reality, nd much more!

Israeli neurobiologist Oded Rechavi awarded $2.5 million Polymath Award, Boston Consulting Group includes 9 Israeli companies in top 100, and much more!

Vocalis partners with Mayo Clinic to detect pulmonary hypertension through voice; CartiHeal gets US FDA breakthrough device; Dream Doctors save the day; and much more!

Montage shows 18 great things about Jerusalem, members of the startup community perform acts of kindness to help each other, and much more!

Guardicore’s Ola Sergatchov discusses being a high-tech exec, changes in cybersecurity and the integration of religious women into the Startup Nation.

Israeli tech can reduce car insurance premiums, Investment in Israeli startups, Security with Israeli ‘Salt’ company, and much more!

Football legend, along with founder of Wix, participate in $2.5m seed round for Walnut, whose software ‘turns sales from an art form to a science.’

MASHAV gets humanitarian aid to Liberia, cancer researcher Eliran Malki named one of the top 25 innovators of 2020 by Modern Healthcare magazine, and more!

Israel’s VoiceITT gives voice to speech-impaired; Startup EyeControl enables ventilated Covid patients to ‘speak’; and much more!

Israeli researchers pinpoint Covid-19 in the sewers, Israeli kids go to space camp, Israeli app prevents online exam cheating, and much more!

Relative latecomers to the high-tech world, young members of Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews are joining the miracle of the startup nation.

The startup’s varied target markets are industries such as homeland security, transportation, law enforcement and banking. Now, with Covid-19, it has added value .

The grant, spearheaded by the Israel Innovation Authority, was handed to companies that address the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.

Named COVUNITY, the platform is drawing interest worldwide and has received an investment from the New Jersey-based IDT telecommunications company.

UK-Israel trade is booming and bilateral relations expanding in multiple areas; new accelerator launched to promote Israeli autotech startups in China; and more!

Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority of the US Department of Health and Human Services chooses NexoBrid to build national preparedness.

Nine Israeli inventions included in Time’s top 100 for 2019; Jerusalem was one of 28 finalists out of 450 entries in the Smart City Expo in Barcelona; and more!

Positive results for startup Brainstorm’s ALS trial, US documentary series to feature Israeli medical and lifesaving technologies, and much more!

Israel’s innovative technology turns curses into blessings, Landa Digital Printing makes high-quality diamonds from methane, and much more!

Investment in Israel’s food tech sector has tripled over the past five years, as investors are clearly hungry for new ideas and innovations, reports i24News.

FDA clears Israel’s UpnRide wheelchair, Apifix spine device gets humanitarian status, Startup’s smartphone CKD diagnosis approved, and much more!

694 entrepreneurs, graduates of Tel Aviv U, who set up 577 companies that raise $10.6 billion in capital were responsible for the university’s high ranking.

The NGT tech hub at the Nazareth Industrial Park provides a unique blending of Israeli society and Israel hi-tech.

Google’s president of business and operations discussed the company’s role in Israel’s tech ecosystem, navigating regulation and future plans.

Popular Arab-Israeli journalist Lucy Aharish shows you Israel’s amazing people, initiatives and projects that promote a cleaner environment and more.

The property technology vertical, uniquely both Israeli and New Yorker, is fast growing through the strong relationship between these two locations.

‘Both the Jewish and Korean people view education not merely as an activity to be completed, but as a life-long process,’ said President Rivlin.  

Israel’s Trigo Vision uses ceiling-mounted cameras and machine-vision algorithms to identify and capture customers’ shopping items, eliminating checkout lines.

Tribu, a new app, simplifies volunteering; two golden lion tamarin monkeys were born in Jerusalem, thanks to Israel’s efforts to save rare species; and more!

Third annual GlobalSTL Health Innovation Summit in US chooses 16 innovative companies, mostly Israeli, to present to healthcare execs and venture capitalists.

Leading US corporation says ‘everyone wants Israeli companies,’ Japanese investments and acquisitions in Israel total $791, and much more!

Bank of Israel predicts continued growth and stability; Psagot Winery in Samaria exports wine to China; remarkable growth for 2 Israeli startups; and more!

Israel develops technology solutions for China; Armani and Chanel opening stores in Tel Aviv; Israeli startups pitch in New York; and much more!

Thedecision presents a significant step towards narrowing gender bias, aiming to double the number of women entrepreneurs within two years. 

Yeshiva University launches hub based in New York City for Israeli startups to jump-start in the US; Netanyahu has a new granddaughter; snow at the Western Wall.

Weizmann Institute scientists discover that damaged cells promote age-related disease; HemaShock device from Israel’s Oneg Hakarmel raises CPR survival rate.

Israel invests NIS 100 million in research into quantum computing; European Research Council invests in building micro-satellites; and more!

Since Israel’s Skylock disabled illegal drones at the London airport, everyone wants its technology; Ireland enlists Israelis to reduce pollution; and more.

Prince William gets Israeli coding-blocks game for kids; Israel operates subsidized science and technology summer camps in Jerusalem, and more.

Israel had the second-largest number of companies on the World Economic Forum’s list, ranking second behind the US.

With more startups per capita than any other country, Israel seems to have cracked the code for making the best tech in the world.

Israel’s Windward tracked 10,000 vessels entering Europe. Of those, 650 ships originated from, crossed or entered the territorial waters of Libya, Syria and Lebanon.

Most people are aware that Israel is a leader in technology, but few know that Israel has an amazing amount of start-up companies when considering its relatively small population.