Say goodbye to pills and hello to fortified confectionery. An Israeli company has developed candies with health benefits. The innovative lollipops, wafers and toffees are formulated to help shed pounds, boost the immune system and promote bone health.

As part of US President Barack Obama's visit to Israel, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will present him with seven products that represent Israeli innovation. The technologies will be presented at a special exhibition held in Obama's honor.

Ahead of US President Barack Obama's visit to Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has launched a smartphone app that will that will show a "behind the scenes" look into the much-awaited visit.

How can one be called a seasoned business veteran at the age of 35? Well, in Liad Agmon's case, it's simple: he started programming at the age of 13, sold his first startup in his twenties and now lectures in his thirties.

The nomadic Bedouin tribes have always had a romantic and mystical aura to them, in part because of their ancient herbal medicinal secrets. One Bedouin woman has decided to share some secrets with the world with her unique cosmetic brand.

Is it too late for Bibi, Livni, Shelly and co. to switch from somewhat empty promises to good old knock-knock jokes? According to a recent study, if you want to influence people's belief, you have to make 'em laugh!

Roughly a quarter of the world's population still suffers from tropical diseases, largely neglected in richer countries. Students from Ben Gurion University traveled to Africa to help battle the deadly diseases.

The introduction of the tablet computer has brought with it many new ways of assisting people who have difficulty interacting with available means. A joint Israeli-Singaporean project aims to utilize the iPad in order to help autistic children with their everyday lives.

Korean telecommunication and electronics giant Samsung has publically stated that the company's only research centers outside South Korea are in Israel. The centers are located in Ramat Gan and Hertzlia, and are involved in developing technology used in Samsung's flagship cellphone - Galaxy S3

Five ongoing research projects focusing on regenerative medicine will receive funding from both the Israeli and the British government. The project is part of BIRAX, a scientific collaboration between the British and Israeli government, which began in 2008.

Israeli high-school students were able to generate thousands of Rumex seeds as part of class project, effectively saving it from extinction. They produced over 100,000 seeds of the plant, enabling its re-plantation en masse.

Following the success of the online campaign Israel Loves Iran, the Tel-Aviv based startup Rounds decided to contribute to the cause by introducing a Facebook app for Israelis and Iranians who want to become friends. The technology enables users to hold video chats and play games to bypass politics.

Intel and GE Healthcare, the healthcare division of General Electric, have established a new laboratory in Israel to jointly test new technologies. The two companies announced that the lab will focus on optimizing their new products, such as GE’s ultrasound diagnostic imaging systems. The lab is located near GE Healthcare’s offices and Intel’s R&D center. […]

Israeli Finance Ministry announced that Israel will sell China water technology valued at $300 million for use in the agriculture sector. According to the statement the deal was signed by both countries’ finance ministers in Beijing. No information was given regarding the technologies and companies involved in the deal. The statement also noted that officials […]

The sought-after Argan oil, once produced only in Morocco, is now being developed in Israel by “Sivan.” The company created what it says is a super strain of Argan, tolerant to local climate and producing 10 times more nuts than the average tree in Morocco.