Culture

These 5 Israeli communities are at the forefront of environmental research, sustainable farming and energy projects.

Israeli bridal designer Inbal Dror has been commissioned by the British royal family to provide a dress sketch for Meghan Markle's wedding to Prince Harry.

Israeli textile designer Eden Saadon is disrupting traditional design techniques and pushing Israeli fashion tech innovation forward with her creations.

The Zuckerman STEM Leadership program aims to attract North American postdoc students to work in Israel, but also entice Israeli academics back home.

'Let's get to 51 percent' is a viral project that provides women entrepreneurs with access to industry leaders, but some say it's naive.

With a private children's school and a coding bootcamp at WeWork locations, the Israeli co-founded $20 billion company is looking to shape the future.

In the seedy neighborhood of Neve Shaanan, Tel Aviv has tapped veterans from the IDF's 8200 unit to launch an entrepreneurship center.

Hometalk is to the online home improvement DIY community what Uber is to transportation and Airbnb is to hospitality.

Drinking habits, not drinking itself, may impact future careers, according to Israeli researchers.

Is a smiley the same as an actual smile? Absolutely not, researchers find.

The purchase of EatWith by UK's VizEat will make it the largest communal dining platform in the world.

Coming from Uganda, Myanmar, Nepal, Liberia, Nigeria, Kenya and other countries, the professionals get the tools to improve children's lives.

The Israeli NGO aims to help out with coordination of relief efforts in the storm-battered city.

Called "Aravrit," the 638-letter script designed by Liron Lavi Turkenich fuses Arabic and Hebrew words: 'Peace’ in Aravrit would say ‘salaam’ on the top half and ‘shalom’ on the bottom half.

Only 2 percent of the population actually multitasks efficiently, and there are ways to become better at this.