With over 600 companies and startups in Cleantech, Israel has over the years gained the status of a high-quality international player in this field.

Haim Saban and Isaac Perlmutter made top spots on Forbes' "Hollywood Powerbrokers" list for their pull in the global entertainment industry.

According to CNN, Israel has deployed the largest rescue mission to Nepal since the earthquake, with an impressive medical team of forty doctors.

As the Israeli election nears, NoCamels presents the leading apps and tech stratups that empower citizens to take charge.

Tel Aviv professor found a way to track viral memes, reinforcing Dawkins’ original theory that both genes and memes evolve in similar ways.

A group of engineering students from Tel Aviv University built a novel clean water system at a secondary school in Tanzania to improve the lives of students and residents.

At Israel's first social tech accelerator - The Rally - technology companies are innovating for the greater good.

The Tel Aviv chocolatier Ika Cohen won a joint first prize in the truffles category for her savory-sweet za'atar flavored chocolates.

At Talkspace's #PopUpTherapy installation in the Flatiron District, therapists provide passersby with free 15-minute therapy sessions.

With a restaurants for every one thousand residents, Tel Aviv offers much more than just hummus and falafel.

As President Shimon Peres fulfills his last day as the ninth president of Israel, the 90-year-old is ready to announce that his next endeavor will be to head an economic cooperation investing in peace-driven initiatives.

Amidst the tension and turmoil of the on-going Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a number of organizations and individuals are bravely reaching out to communities in order to build bridges and restore much needed hope and optimism for the future.

Israeli company MyHeritage has long established itself as one of the premiere genealogy services on the planet. Now, the high-tech family-tree creator has set its sights on an ambitious goal: adding every tombstone in the world to its already formidable database.

There are about 5 million disabled kids in the world that do not have access to a wheelchair. When two Israelis founded Wheelchairs of Hope, they had these children in mind. The organization is hoping to produce one million kid-friendly wheelchairs and ship them worldwide.

Speaking two languages fluently is not only a great advantage when traveling and in the business world; a recent study from the University of Haifa shows that being bilingual also increases mental flexibility.