May 13th has been declared International Hummus Day! To celebrate, 21 year-old maverick entrepreneur Ben Lang launched a world hummus map.

Research from the University of Haifa finds that cyber terrorism can have the same mental and physical detriments as conventional terror attacks.

Yokee is making big moves in the smartphone karaoke market, with its options to save recordings and turn them into viral videos.

One of Britain's largest television networks, Sky News, will use Israeli broadcasting tech LiveU to report from the polling stations as the results of the election roll in.

China is breathing second life into the failed Better Place venture, using the Israeli tech to power battery charging stations across the province of Nanjing.

The Startup Nation and the Land of the Dragon already have in excess of $10 billion in trade since the start of 2015, evidence that the countries are closer than ever.

Autodesk Israel and Israeli company MassivIT3D have joined forces to 3D print car for the first time in history.

Los Angeles announced that it will deliver notice of hit-and-runs and kidnappings on the road via notifications on Waze.

A new collaboration effort between Israeli companies hopes to see the first 3D printed airplane parts by the end of 2015.

Inspired by fish skin, Technion researchers developed resilient, penetration-protected armor that preserves flexibility.

A year ago, SCiO, a device which can tell you the molecular composition of any object, broke all crowd funding records. We find out what's happened since.

The personal assistant app that organizes all of your tasks and calendars, 24me, will be one of the first apps featured on the Apple Watch released this week.

NoCamels sat down with Google VP of Search Yossi Matias to hear about Google Israel's impressive contributions to the global Internet company, and where the future of Israeli entrepreneurship is headed.

Ever forget to take photos at a social event? Let Israeli app Moment.me do the work for you by collecting photos from social networks to give you a whole album of memories.

In the first episode of 'The Office,' we take a look at the popular shared work space WeWork, a $5 billion company that recently opened its doors in Tel Aviv.