An online event hosted by OurCrowd will happen on Monday, May 2.

Code4Ukraine is a voluntary hackathon initiated to develop humanitarian tech that can assist in the absorption of Ukrainian refugees.

Israeli cabinet minister approved a plan earlier this week presented by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, Foreign Minister, Yair Lapid, and Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz, to establish an Israeli field hospital in western Ukraine for those in need of medical attention.  Approximately NIS 21 million ($6.4 million) will be allocated towards the establishment and operation of […]

Sheba medical professionals use telehealth technologies to examine refugees on the border of Ukraine and Moldova.

Tyto Care provided remote medical kits for children in villages and cities of eastern Ukraine just before the Russian-Ukraine conflict.

Israeli firms focusing on mental health, special needs, and digital medical services, created a remote platform for Ukrainian families.

When the situation is dire, Israeli tech companies find ways to send support and solidarity to their Ukrainian workers.

As tensions flare in Ukraine, Israeli companies helping their Ukrainian employees navigate a difficult situation with offers of support.

The company will set up vertical farms inside Magnit, one of Russia's largest food retailers, and in Varus, the Ukrainian supermarket chain.

Filmmaker Dekel Berenson will film his next movie in Israel, after creating prizewinning shorts in Nepal, Ukraine, and the UK.

Vertical Field will launch a pilot at one of the country's largest supermarket chains, installing its vertical farms to deliver fresh produce.