Kaltura's shares will begin trading under the symbol KLTR and the offering is expected to close on July 23.

The spotlight has been thrown on video technologies and, with it, the ultimate test of their capabilities to keep things running.

A new report by the New York-Israel Business Alliance found that Israeli-founded companies are making a substantial impact on the state's economy - to the tune of $18.6 billion in revenue in 2018 alone.

NoCamels presents the Israeli startups that may become the next billion dollar "unicorns".

Israel may be known as the Startup Nation, but many Israeli startups still prefer to operate in the Big Apple than in the Land of Milk and Honey. With over 200 Israeli startups in New York City alone, NoCamels selected 10 promising Israeli startups trying their luck with the American Dream.

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.

What do Wikipedia, Google, Walt Disney and BestBuy have in common? They all use Israeli startup Kaltura's technology to manage their online video content. After raising $25 million, the startup is gradually becoming an online video superpower.