By Anouk Lorie

Many of us who see the devastation are now realizing how lucky we are and feeling that we should somehow help, beyond just keeping our distance from others and wearing face masks.

There is fear, panic buying, and even death. But this global pandemic is also an invitation, at any moment, to do things differently, says NoCamels co-founder Anouk Lorie.

Researchers succeed to create 'self-repairing' hearts with a molecule found in newborn hearts.

Computer chip giant Intel has agreed to buy Israeli driverless technology company Mobileye for $15.3 billion, the biggest tech deal in Israel's history.

According to America's first fashion magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Israel is one of the 17 best places to travel to in 2017. Find out why they love the country.

Elegant boutique hotel The Norman, located in the heart of Tel Aviv, Israel, is housed in a stunning reconstructed 1920s Bauhaus mansion.

NoCamels sat down with some of the industry's biggest names to discuss the Startup Nation's biggest moments of 2014.

Ophir Kutiel aka Kutiman, has just released his new single, and it's pretty mind-blowing. Best known for "ThruYOU" - an online music video project, featuring a mixture of samples of YouTube videos - Kutiman scours Youtube for obscure musical treasures.

As the Ice Bucket Challenges takes over the Internet, it may be time to get to know what's really being done to treat ALS. BrainStorm's 'NurOwn' stem cell treatment has already shown remarkable success and is now on its way to medical trials in the US.

Who doesn't love a juicy steak, save for die-hard vegetarians? Well you might want to reconsider that (or not) due to new research from the Weizmann Institute, which shows that of all the things we consume, beef is the worst for the environment.

If you think robots are designed by engineers only, think again. Dr. Guy Hoffman is variously a musician, academic, animator and teacher. And his TED talk on robots in October 2013 in Jaffa, possibly turned him into the world's only roboticist superstar.

It may not feel like it, with conflict blasting through our screens 24/7, but a study from Tel Aviv University has shown that war is on the decline and that we are actually living in the most peaceful time in human history. The reason: Peace is more profitable than war.

Another week, another Israeli exit and this time it is startup Soluto, which lets users manage PCs and other connected devices remotely. The startup has been acquired by device insurance company Asurion for a reported $130 million.

Until today, schizophrenia could only be physically diagnosed after a patient's death. For the first time, Israeli researchers have found a way to biologically detect schizophrenia by analyzing tissue from the patient's nose.

As fantastic as it may sound, an Israeli-American company is actually splicing the DNA from a firefly into a plant, to create plants and trees that may prove to be the sustainable streetlights of the future.