Israeli device lets wheelchair-bound groom stand under chuppah

By Abigail Klein Leichman

#PictureTheSun

NASA solar probe’s imager was made by Israeli company

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#Like

Secret TLV Facebook group has a new member: Zuckerberg

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#InTouch

Bringing nanosatellites to the unconnected

By ISRAEL21c Staff
#HealthyBabies

High birthweight risk increases with each pregnancy

By Brian Blum
#SampleTheCuisine

OpenRestaurants Jerusalem returns with 100 culinary events

By ISRAEL21c Staff
#MobilityAsAService

First self-driving cars coming to Israeli roads in 2019

By Brian Blum
#WheelchairsOfHope

270 disabled Guatemalan kids get wheelchairs from Israel

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#WomensHealth

Endometriosis latest target for medical cannabis research

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#HealthIsrael

Healthymize wins $75k award from Henry Ford Health System

By Brian Blum
#WorldKindnessDay

Jerusalem is global Dance for Kindness flagship location

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#RegenerativeMedicine

3D bioprinted lungs to be available for global transplants

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#HighTechFunding

Israel’s third quarter closes with 131 financing rounds

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#M&A

$250m. Sygnia buy-out dominates October acquisitions

By Abigail Klein Leichman
#StartUpStory

Jack Ma among visitors to Israeli Innovation Center launch

By ISRAEL21c Staff
#HumanitarianAid

Germany’s Merkel awards IsraAID for work with refugees

By ISRAEL21c Staff

#SmartBuy

Food expiration dates are about to undergo a revolution

By Deborah Moher

#GoodAsNew

Israeli scientists develop implanted organs that won’t be rejected

Breakthrough development uses a patient's own stomach cells, cutting the risk of an immune response to implanted organs.

By ISRAEL21c Staff

#GameTime

Can’t get to the game? VR system teleports you to stadium

Check out the three hottest new startups in Israel’s growing sports-tech ecosystem: Texel, Heed and Pixellot.

By Abigail Klein Leichman

#EvolvingPerspective

Meet our digital ambassador – Frankie Alchanati

As part of a new behind the scenes section on ISRAEL21c, we introduce you one by one to the student ambassadors taking part in our Digital Ambassador Program.

By ISRAEL21c Staff

#LetItGo

6 super-chill ways to find Zen in Israel

Take a break from your hectic schedule with hot springs, yoga, mindfulness, massage, fine wine or flower power.

By Abigail Klein Leichman

#EntrepreneurshipForKids

Israeli mom’s school program raises future entrepreneurs

Serial entrepreneur Galit Zamler’s K-12 curriculum instills business skills along with independent and positive thinking, perseverance and teamwork.

By Abigail Klein Leichman

#HelpIsOnTheWay

He got mugged, then revamped 911 for the next generation

Amir Elichai’s startup Carbyne updates 911 services for the high-tech era, enabling operators to get help to callers faster and more efficiently.

By Brian Blum

#FastFillUp

Cars could be powered by water with new Israeli technology

In the Electriq-Global system, liquid fuel reacts with a catalyst to release hydrogen from water. The spent fuel can be replenished for re-use.

By Brian Blum

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#StayInStyle

Best hotels in Tel Aviv for 2018

ISRAEL21c chooses the best places to stay in the White City, whether you prefer an historic restored boutique hotel, quirky design or business luxury.

By ISRAEL21c Staff

#LiquidGold

10 of the best boutique olive oil brands in Israel

Healthful oil pressed from the fruit of olive trees flows out of the groves of small farms from the northern Golan to the southern Negev.

By Jessica Halfin

#Sing-Along

4,000 people from 60 nations sing as one in TLV

Voices join together under the baton of Israeli social music project, proclaiming ‘There’s no place I’d rather be.’

By ISRAEL21c Video Crew

#NoHummus

A foodie tour of Tel Aviv’s Asian and African migrant hub

In a rundown area of Tel Aviv, Chinese, Philippine and even Sudanese treats are just waiting to be discovered.

By Naama Barak

#IsThatYou?

Your face as a password may threaten your right to privacy

D-ID confuses face-recognition algorithms without ruining the photo, using subtle changes such as increasing the distance between a person’s eyes.

By Brian Blum

#Social Action

An Israeli medical delegation from the ‘Save a Child’s Heart’ project recently spent two weeks in China performing open heart surgery on children.
#Technology

Developers of Israel's missile defense system, Iron Dome, which became the hero of the 2014 conflict in Gaza, used some components from a toy car bought at Toys R Us to make the first prototype.
#Culture

Laplanders from Norway turned to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to learn how to revitalize their traditional language.
#Environment

Israeli engineers and agriculturalists developed a revolutionary drip irrigation system to minimize the amount of water used to grow crops.
#Health

Israeli scientists have found that a drug once used to treat vertigo can now help people lose weight.
#Technology

Millions of American youngsters will soon be able to surf safely in Internet chat rooms thanks to Israeli technology.
#Health

Israeli research shows that a tonsillectomy could be the key to solving sleep apnea in children.
#Technology

Intel has sold more than $5 billion worth of the Israeli-developed Centrino chipsets since they were introduced in March 2003.
#Social Action

Since February 2013, more than 2,600 Syrian women, men and children have made their way across the Syrian-Israeli border to be treated for free in Israeli hospitals – regardless of the fact that Syria is an enemy state of Israel.
#Health

Israeli scientists have created a DNA nano-computer that not only detects cancer, but also releases drugs to treat the disease.