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Is this art a form of activism that ultimately seeks political or social change?

A prototype of the AstroRad vest, developed by US-Israeli startup StemRad, will be sent to space on November 2 for feedback on its ergonomic features.

An Israeli AI-powered beach camera system can assist lifeguards in tracking swimmers and recognizing threats.

The 2019-2020 Global Competitiveness report ranked Israel in 20th place for the second year in a row and gave it high scores for innovation and disruption.

With 85 athletes in 18 sports confirmed - including baseball and equestrian show jumping - Israel is aiming for 'firsts.' And medals, of course.

While there are some 350 startups in the industry in Israel as of mid- 2019, these 10 stood out during AgriFood Week.

The unique accelerator is comprised of companies with at least one female founder; its first cohort of 11 diverse startups recently held a Demo Day.

Time Out asked more than 27,000 city-dwellers around the world about the coolest neighborhoods in their hometown for a Time Out Index 2019 survey.

DLD Tel Aviv, one of the largest festivals in Israel, will kick off next week for the ninth time with the annual two-day innovation conference and plenty of unique events.

The company just raised $21.5 million for its visual AI-powered search engine for large e-commerce companies and is seeing hyper-growth.

An Israeli company is helping rid the world of its plastic problem with a solution that coverts waste into new materials.

Scientists from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Hebrew University of Jerusalem conducted experiments showing babies have a 'pro-victim preference.'

A mother-daughter teamed up with the Center For Nanoscience and Nanotechnology to make a nano-sized Hebrew Bible part of a new luxury jewelry collection.

Travel magazine selects Jerusalem and Tel Aviv among top 10 destinations to visit in Africa and the Middle East as well as luxury hotels Inbal and Beresheet.

The annual Power Women list for 2019 honors 50 influential women in business, government, tech, journalism, culture, sports, and entertainment in Israel.