Real Madrid Leyendas play Barça Legends in Tel Aviv

Former players from both clubs played an emotional game of legends match at Bloomfield Stadium. Ronaldinho, Rivaldo and Figo were the most applauded.

How Israeli companies are riding the Covid wave to Wall Street

The startup harnessing AI to make your bus arrive on time

A complaint about the inefficiency of manmade decision-making leads to Optibus, a company ensuring smoother travel in 500 cities worldwide.

Where Arab and Jewish teens learn tech skills together

Moona -- a Space for Change runs mentored afterschool programs as well as job-specific training to young adults.

Creating a vital map of the human immune system

With the immune system, what we don’t know far outweighs what we do. An Israeli startup aims to fill in those all-important gaps.

Which Israeli athletes have a shot at the Olympic podium?

ISRAEL21c looks at the Olympic and Paralympic athletes expected to have the best chance of winning a medal in Tokyo.

Top 10 spots to enjoy a hearty breakfast in Tel Aviv

From the classic Eggs Benedict to a traditional Israeli-style breakfast with chopped salad and tahini, here’s where to get your morning fix in the White City.

Cutting food waste with dynamic supermarket pricing

Wasteless uses AI to lower an item’s displayed price gradually as it nears its expiration date.

Now our machinery will tell us when something’s wrong

Affixed easily to valves, pumps or pipes, Feelit’s nano-ink stickers find and report issues that could impair performance and cause costly breakdowns.

Putting ultrasound in the hands of all doctors

UltraSight makes video game-like software that guides any healthcare practitioner in grabbing the best image of a patient’s heart.

New technology restores sense of touch to damaged nerves

Scientists develop sensor that restores sense of touch to damaged nerves, holding out hope for people who have experienced amputation or injuries.

11 things to know as Israel gears up for Tokyo Olympics

Delayed a year by Covid, the Summer Games will see Israel’s largest-ever Olympic squad – 89 athletes competing in 18 sport categories.

Israel opens dazzling new Nanoscience and Art Museum

Who says science and art don't mix? Bar-Ilan University opens unique -museum that aims to expose visitors to the vast research possibilities in the natural sciences.

Ad-tech turns to email and AI as cookies fall out of favor

Safari, Firefox and Chrome are taking their hands out of the cookie jar. The founder of Jeeng explains how this affects the digital ads we receive.

Bake this delightful orange-poppy cake for dessert tonight

Lee’at Gentely and Georgia Green, our two bakers in Tel Aviv, put orange and poppy seed together in a cake that will tantalize your taste buds.

A remedy for the growing epidemic of medical waste

The dramatic increase in PPE to combat the spread of Covid-19 poses a threat to our environment. A new invention is helping hospitals manage the waste safely and sustainably.

An Israeli technology helping Americans afford healthcare

TailorMed’s automated platform identifies financially at-risk patients and matches them with resources to reduce or eliminate out-of-pocket expenses.