By Amanda Ngo

Israel is known as a marijuana research powerhouse, but now its medical cannabis growers are about to dazzle the world.

The Israeli startup developed a virtual driving training system, allowing driverless cars to learn what to do on the road.

Potentially saving thousands of lives through artificial intelligence, Zebra Medical claims its algorithms can detect diseases such as breast cancer.

In the wake of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, NoCamels looks at how InsurTech makes it easier (and faster) to deal with insurance when disaster strikes.

Cutting-edge research shows that different cannabis compounds could destroy cancer cells.

"One mistake - when an airbag or brakes need to be operated and it doesn’t happen - that’s a risk to people’s lives"

Startup Mishlohof delivers anything from beer, watermelon, towels and sunscreen to your beach spot.

The mobile surveillance company sells advanced hacking tools to governments, intelligence agencies, and military entities.

July 23, 2017 | The Blackstone Investment Fund is in negotiations to acquire 40 percent of Israeli mobile surveillance company NSO Group for $400 million, which would put NSO’s valuation at $1 billion, acoording to a Calcalist report. NSO’s spokesman Zamir Dahbash tells NoCamels that the company can’t  confirm the story. Founded in 2009 by […]

Called "Aravrit," the 638-letter script designed by Liron Lavi Turkenich fuses Arabic and Hebrew words: 'Peace’ in Aravrit would say ‘salaam’ on the top half and ‘shalom’ on the bottom half.

From lifelike robot companions for the elderly to reconnaissance robot-snakes; we take a look at the coolest robots developed in Israel.

From water purification to drip irrigation, NoCamels reviews over two decades of technological cooperation between India and Israel.

"Most of the governments in the world want cooperation with Israel on cyber," Bibi says.

June 26, 2017 | Thomas Bossert, Homeland Security Adviser for US President Donald Trump, announced today that Israel and the US had signed a cyber-security collaboration agreement. He spoke at the CyberWeek Conference, held at Tel Aviv University. According to Bossert, teams from both countries will “focus on finding and stopping cyber adversaries before they’re […]

June 26, 2017 | “Israeli is under three to five cyber-attacks at any given moment,” Prime Minister Benjamin Natanyahu said today at the CyberWeek Conference, held at Tel Aviv University. Despite Israel’s leading position in cyber-security, “it’s a constant challenge,” he said. “As we enter the world of Internet of Things, the need for cyber-security […]