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In NoCamel's latest exclusive Q&A "Faces of the Startup Nation," get to know Zohar Dayan, co-founder and CEO of Wibbitz, the platform that's changing the way we consume our news.

In NoCamel's latest exclusive Q&A "Faces of the Startup Nation," get to know Alex and Lee, the beautiful brains behind creative art marketplace ArtSetters.

NoCamels "Faces of the Startup Nation" will feature Q&As with the leading entrepreneurs, innovators, investors and visionaries to give you an exclusive peak into the movers and shakers of Israel's innovation scene. Today's face is Doron Nir, co-founder of HappySale, GameIS and GarageGeeks.

Every year, Business Insider gives a shout-out to women in the tech industry with its list of "most powerful women engineers in the world." This year, the publication featured 22 women, of which three were Israeli, by far the largest number of any country when compared to Israel's small size and population.

What makes a self-made Chinese billionaire fall in love with Israel? Perhaps it's that like him, Israel started out without many resources, but became a high-tech powerhouse. Today, Li is the prime example of the Far-East's new-found interest in the holy land.

These ten a-list celebrities have hopped on the Startup Nation tech train, investing in some of Israel's most successful innovation endeavors. From Jay-Z to Ellen Degeneres and Leonardo Dicaprio, here are 10 celebs who know that Israel is the hotspot for innovation.

If you think robots are designed by engineers only, think again. Dr. Guy Hoffman is variously a musician, academic, animator and teacher. And his TED talk on robots in October 2013 in Jaffa, possibly turned him into the world's only roboticist superstar.

James Brown once said "this is a man's world," but as these 10 Israeli women show, that couldn't be further from the truth. NoCamels has sifted through the startup nation to bring you the top ten key female figures in Israel's tech scene.

This year's winner of the Israel Prize for Medicine is professor Marta Weinstock-Rosin, who developed the first and only FDA-approved skin patch to treat dementia caused by Alzheimer's disease.

MassChallenge, the world's largest accelerator working out of Boston, has officially launched in Israel. Attending the launch was CEO John Harthorne, who told NoCamels why Israel has the perfect startup ecosystem for MassChallenge's first outside branch.

Getting a PhD is no easy feat, let alone doing it by the age of 26. But Dr. Kira Radinsky is no ordinary woman. She's one of the brightest minds on the planet, working on complex computer algorithms that, wait for it – predict the future. She sat down for a Q&A with NoCamels.

Medical marijuana causes a lot of debate and some controversy. But did you know that until the 1960s, no one knew what the active ingredient in it was? Israeli Professor Raphael Mechoulam is the father of medical marijuana research and sat down for a chat with NoCamels.

96-year-old Israeli inventor Harry Zvi Tabor pioneered the solar power technology in the 1950's and today he talks to NoCamels about his inventions and the difference between being an inventor and an entrepreneur.

Splitting her time between Israel and New York, her stellar career and three kids, Tsur may have discovered the Holy Grail of work-life balance, or she may just be one of those rare specimens who manage to make it all look effortless.

It takes a specific kind of character to convince the entire scientific community that they're wrong. Galileo did it, Darwin did it and not long ago Israeli scientist Dan Shechtman did it. Now the Nobel prize laureate is taking on the education establishment in Israel.