Is Jerusalem the new capital of innovation? NoCamels spoke to venture capitalists, startups, and tech industry experts on Jerusalem Day.

Mobileye released a 40-minute video demonstrating the sensing capabilities of its autonomous taxi as it drove to locations in Jerusalem.

Artist Beverly Barkley addresses the problem of plastic pollution with a larger-than-life art installation to be showcased in Jerusalem and New York.

The ZERO1NE Digital Arts Festival shows the impact of AI in art through visual exhibitions, lectures and audiovisual experiences.

This year's Biennale showcases more than 300 artists from around the world with Jerusalem-based exhibitions and online events.

The 'Pitch Your Bridge' event hosted by JVP featured more than 60 entrepreneurs from Jerusalem, Gaza, Nablus, Rahat, and the UAE.

A number of Israeli companies, including Jerusalem's Flytech, are taking part in a new initiative to make drone-delivered goods a reality.

The establishment of the Oracle Israel data region is part of the firm's plan to establish 38 cloud regions worldwide by the end of 2021.

In a new study, scientists from Germany found latrines a valuable source of historical data, which may aid understanding of today’s diseases.

Israeli jewelers Orna and Isaac Levy, founders of Yvel in Jerusalem, are producing an 18k gold mask with over 3,600 diamonds for a Chinese customer.

This is the first time Tel Aviv and Jerusalem were ranked together due to their geographical proximity.

The Israeli capital's prospering tech ecosystem currently has 405 active companies, a 102 percent increase from 2012, according to Start-Up Nation Central.

The ministry said tourism revenue this past year amounted to an approximate NIS 23 billion, a 55 percent increase compared to last year.

The Israeli driver assistance tech company is expected to open the center in October 2022.

Travel magazine selects Jerusalem and Tel Aviv among top 10 destinations to visit in Africa and the Middle East as well as luxury hotels Inbal and Beresheet.