Israeli Startup Strives to Solve World Hunger With Biblical Protein…from Locusts

In a rare case of rabbinic consensus, Tamir is expecting the Chief Rabbinate to issue a certificate of Kashrut within the next few weeks permitting the locusts to be eaten by all Jews.
New Hi-Tech Corona-Killing Tunnel can Re-Open Airports, Stadiums Instantly

The liquid does not cause corrosion, and most importantly: at a concentration of 50 mg of which is a very small amount of an active substance; it does not cause skin burns or painful and itchy rashes.
Israeli “Smart Suitcase” Maker Providing Free Hygienic Kit to Medical Workers

The Essentials by Samsara campaign will also supply those same hygienic products to anyone who buys one of their travel products during the current Coronavirus Crisis.
Ben-Gurion University Researchers Find Better Way to Counter Cyberspying

Currently, data is encrypted on the digital level and is decoded once it arrives at its destination.
Beersheba Researchers Invent Sensor for Real-time Measurement of Soil Nitrate to Prevent Pollution of Water Resources

Now, BGN Technologies – the technology transfer company of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Beersheba – has introduced a new technology for direct, real-time and continuous measurement of nitrate in the soil.
Nine of TIME’s Top 100 Inventions Come From the Holy Land

Almost one-in-ten of the top innovations from around the world come from the tiny State of Israel.
Israel the Startup Nation

You’ve probably heard of the big names in Israeli innovation – Wix, Mobileye and Waze – but did you know Israel has an estimated 6,000 startups? In fact, there’s so much technology coming out of this little Middle Eastern country that it’s leaving Silicon Valley in the dust!
Israel ranks among UN’s top 10 most innovative nations

In a first for the Jewish state, The U.N. Global Innovation Index has ranked Israel in the top 10 for 2019. Netanyahu: “We’ve made Israel into a rising global power.”
Israeli Technology by Watergen Selected to Fight Severe Drought in South Africa

An Israeli company discovered how to make potable water from thin air, and is now taking the technology to Africa.
Israel Unveils its Patented Electric Airplane at Paris Air Show

At last week’s Paris Air Show, Israeli company Eviation Aircraft unveiled its electric plane, an emission-free, quiet mode of transportation that could greatly benefit the environment. The streamlined plane, called Alice, can seat nine passengers and is planned to cruise at a speed of 260 knots for a range of up to 650 miles. The […]