Culture
Beating Post-Lunch Sleepiness With A Botanical Buzz
An Israeli entrepreneur has developed a drink that he claims will end the notorious “post-lunch dip” that leaves many drowsy, less alert, and unproductive. This troublesome tiredness is actually the result of a natural phenomenon that helps the body regulate the sleep-wake cycle, known as the circadian rhythm. As darkness sets in, the body’s biological […]
July 04, 2023
Topless Footwear: Support Of A Shoe, Ease Of A Flip Flop
There’s nothing more convenient than sliding on a pair of flip flops during the hot, sticky summer months. But their convenience comes with a price. They slide off too easily, they don’t provide support for your heels or toes, and wearing them too much may actually cause tiny tears in the ligaments and muscles in […]
June 19, 2023
Urban Matchmaker Helps You Make The Most Of Your City
Tidy mind, tidy desktop. Not me. I have dozens of tabs open on my computer. I have no idea if the information I want is on a WhatsApp message, one of several email accounts, a LinkedIn post, a voice note, or on a scrap of paper in my pant pocket. So I was intrigued to […]
June 11, 2023
Bringing The World’s Greatest Chefs Into Your Kitchen
Steve Avery is bringing the world’s greatest chefs into thousands of home kitchens. He’s on a mission to share their secrets with ordinary cooks, who are fed up scouring the internet for recipes that might be great. And might be terrible. YesChef is an online education platform that currently features the culinary wisdom of seven […]
May 02, 2023
IDF Veteran’s Best Friend: Dogs Ease Pain Of PTSD
Tonight is Yom HaZikaron, the day Israel remembers and honors the soldiers who fought and fell to protect it. The national remembrance day commemorates the 24,068 IDF soldiers, police officers, prison wardens, victims of terrorism, and Israeli intelligence agents who have been killed since 1860. But there are nearly 60,000 wounded and disabled veterans who […]
April 24, 2023
Haredi Women Take 70,000 On Virtual Visit To Auschwitz
Today is Yom HaShoah – Holocaust Remembrance Day – when Israel honors the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis. Most young people here visit Poland with their high school, to see the concentration camps for themselves and to understand the horrors of what happened there during World War II. Most, but not all. Such […]
April 18, 2023
Startup Nation: Israel’s Hi-Tech Gender Gap Is Slowly Narrowing
The gender gap in Israel’s startups is slowly narrowing, with women now accounting for 35 percent of all jobs. A report published by Start-Up Nation Policy Institute to mark International Women’s Day shows the number of women in startups is increasing, albeit slowly, up from 33.4 percent in 2021. Still, women account for just 16 […]
March 08, 2023
Salt Of The Earth: Turning Everyday Objects Into Art
Forgotten sandal set Dead Sea sculptor on a 20-year journey of discovery
December 14, 2022
Impossible Space Object: It’s Art, But Not As We Know It
Israeli pair blend art and and science in orbit... with unexpected consequences
November 21, 2022
AI Startup Boosts Workplace Diversity At Nike, Walmart, Adidas
Algorithm automatically finds job opportunities for minority "silver medalists"
November 20, 2022
Healthcare’s Answer To “Facebook, Waze and Tinder”
Social media algorithm pairs up people with same conditions
November 09, 2022
Israel Helps Shape The Future Of Worldwide Wellness
NoCamels Listicle: These five startups have ideas that could benefit you
November 03, 2022
Women Grow Mushrooms To Beat Poverty In Africa
Israeli project gives them skills and resources to double their income
October 12, 2022
Making A Difference: Tailor-Made Devices For Injured Soldiers
Volunteers use their expertise to improve day-to-day life for IDF veterans
October 09, 2022
Is Infidelity Contagious? University Researchers Think So
We’re more likely to cheat if we think everyone else is at it, says study
September 13, 2022