By Yonatan Sredni

Expat Ram showcases the beauty of Israel with camouflage body paintings all around the country: "Israel will always be in my heart."

Putting an end to strange voices telling you to "turn left" or "continue straight", Israeli navigation app Waze now let's drivers record directions in their own voice.

No need for fire extinguishers: Just toss one of these handy Fire Balls into the flames, and put out any fire.

Roads, a short film about a young Israeli-Arab boy that filmmaker Lior Geller made a decade ago, has now broken the record for most awards.

What started out as a dad seeking safe online content for his child turned into KIDOZ, a network with 50 million users.

Can a computer replicate the smell of roses? An Israeli scientist imagined a system for producing and smelling artificial smell.

American basketball star Amar'e Stoudemire talks to NoCamels about his inspiring life many ventures in Israel, the 'Startup Nation'.

In honor of Israel's 69th Independence Day, NoCamels highlights twelve Israeli innovations changing the world.

By observing a photo of a snowy scene, our perception of cold temperatures elicits greater cognitive control, and promotes better decision-making, Israeli researchers show.

Israeli citrus company Jaffa Orri looks to export mandarin oranges to China, a market ripe with potential.

New study shows that insulin resistance, caused by obesity and physical inactivity, is linked to a decline in cognitive performance.

With her Hebrew slang video surpassing 1.7 million views on Facebook, Tel Aviv actress Renny Grinshpan is a viral phenomenon.

Instead of just sending the same old emojies to one another, Memoji changes your selfies into original personalized emojies.

After a recent study showed Israel is one of the happiest nations, a new study affirms it is one of the healthiest.

After Intel bought collision avoidance company Mobileye for $15.3 billion, Israel has become the world's epicenter for self-driving car technology.