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Israel's Maxtech Networks deployed emergency radios, with patented, innovative tech which aids mission-critical communication of professional mobile radios.

When it comes to startups, cities like Tel Aviv quickly come to mind, but Israel's southern most city is signaling that it too, has what it takes to make an impact in the high-tech industry.

Israeli startups, non-profit organizations, and a musical group won more than $770,000 during the first-ever awards event in the city.

The Israeli sparkling water company is taking part in one of the biggest sporting events in the world with a special edition seltzer maker and three bottles based on popular teams.

The Israeli company's portable MyEye 2.0 is seen as a game-changer for the blind and partially sighted, and it's the size of a USB flash drive.

Israeli company Urban Aeronautics developed an unmanned airborne vehicle, a concept on top of the agenda at the TechCrunch Mobility Conference in Tel Aviv.

A group of researchers from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev has developed a new molecule for cancer treatment, that they claim inhibits the growth of cancer cells and reprograms them to act non-cancerous.

Israeli startup Eviation Aircraft seeks to transform the regional travel industry with an efficient, cost-effective electric aircraft that will make intra-city traveling a breeze.

The 6th annual EcoMotion event brought together 3,000 leaders in the mobility and smart transportation sector from around the world to discuss the latest automotive trends in the industry.

Magen David Adom is building a new national blood bank center that will double as a bomb shelter to protect the nation's blood supply.

The prestigious life science conference, now in its 17th year, drew 6,000 participants from 45 countries for a look at Israeli-developed breakthrough technologies.

Over 700 young entrepreneurs from across the world were in Tel Aviv this week for Forbes' Under 30 Global Summit, hearing from Israeli innovators and VCs on the Start-up Nation's tech ecosystem.

Innoviz Technologies will provide the auto giant with its advanced technology for autonomous vehicles production set for 2021.

Inspired by the teachings of traditional and contemporary Kabballah, a husband and wife team converted a 250-year old historic stone home into a relaxed space for tourists and practicing kabbalists alike.

Although Musk denies ever hearing of Cortica, the Tel Aviv-based firm is earning acclaim for its sophisticated tech offering advanced solutions for a variety of autonomous platforms.