Israeli scientists have developed a framework for monitoring, identifying, and predicting the novel coronavirus’s spreading zones in the country. The method, developed jointly with researchers from The Weizmann Institute, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Clalit Health Services – and in coordination with the Israeli Health Ministry – is built on population-wide surveys, data analysis, […]

Israel slips one spot in the annual report; Tel Aviv comes in eighth in new city ranking.

The Israeli pharmaceutical giant says it will send some 6 million tablets of hydroxychloroquine sulfate, an FDA-approved malaria drug, to US hospitals.

With only takeout and delivery options left, industry operators are scrambling to find ways to cope with the challenges in an effort to minimize losses.

BATM and Novamed will jointly develop a rapid testing kit for home use to diagnose COVID-19.

While there's nothing funny about the rising numbers of the novel coronavirus infections, social media is serving up much needed comic relief.

Two of Israel's top universities are working to roll out testing methods for COVID-19 as authorities look to increase the number of tests conducted daily.

The Israel Innovation Authority put out a call for proposals to develop, test, and implement technological solutions designed to combat COVID-19.

Authorities will open a number of facilities for coronavirus testing in a bid to dramatically increase the number of people tested nationally for COVID-19.

There is fear, panic buying, and even death. But this global pandemic is also an invitation, at any moment, to do things differently, says NoCamels co-founder Anouk Lorie.

Track Virus crosschecks a user’s paths with those of confirmed COVID-19 patients as listed by the Health Ministry.

The masks will be available to medical care professionals and vulnerable citizens within a week, Sonovia said.

In this guest post, a research analyst with Israeli VC firm Pitango Venture Capital lists the fields experiencing growth.

Thousands of Israeli pupils starting from the first grade through high schools will not attend learning institutions until at least after the Passover vacation in mid-April.

Prime Minister Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that the government would add an additional NIS 6 billion ($1.7 billion) to the NIS 4 billion already designated to help local companies affected by the outbreak.