By Viva Sarah Press

What do chicken schnitzel, palm dates, beaches, and unicorns have in common? The Israel connection.

Unicorns are everywhere as Israeli high-tech outdoes COVID-19 with pioneering healthcare, AI and semiconductor prowess.

The Israeli cybersecurity sector kicked off 2021 with a dazzling $1.5 billion in funding, split across 17 deals in the first 3 months.

After a year of COVID, travelers are looking – and booking – trips they hope to make in the coming months, and Israel is one of the top global destinations.

Snakebite are a neglected tropical disease, says the World Health Organization, turning to the research community for help.

The spill has continued to wash up clumps of tar along over 90 percent of the country’s 195-kilometer Mediterranean coastline.

New COVID-friendly concerts, festivals, theaters, and exhibits around the country are giving renewed hope to the cultural sector in Israel.

Safe Shower says its patent-based shower head reduces the risk of Legionnaires’ disease with an innovative continuous disinfection unit.

Haifa's Rambam Hospital is the first Israeli care center to use the novel Spincare system to treat wounds and burns without touching the skin.

From at-home scans and breastmilk kits, to using AI for IVF, Israeli companies are offering vital services to new and expecting parents, and caregivers.

A dedicated app will launch live for the Tel Aviv marathon and offer interactive monitoring of routes and race times for a real digital race.

Israeli entrepreneurs and scientists say their mix of AI, remote sensing, and image processing offers a way to make CO2 removal scalable.

Aura Air's clean air solutions monitor the presence of harmful particles and gases indoors, and purifies against viruses, molds, and bacteria.

NoCamels scanned the internet to find Israeli gadgets and home devices (and some home-based medical kits) that are making our lives better.

From salt formations to jagged desert landscapes, NoCamels highlights six natural wonders you need to see in 2021.