A new report by the Israel Innovation Authority shows that women in tech are still being underrepresented in the Israeli high-tech industry.

The Israeli survey conducted by Power in Diversity looked at 424 startups and 70 VC funds to find the average representation of women.

The awards recognize the achievements of 24 successful female founders and entrepreneurs who set up companies in the European region.

The program seeks to narrow the existing gender gap in the Israel tech ecosystem.

'Let's get to 51 percent' is a viral project that provides women entrepreneurs with access to industry leaders, but some say it's naive.

A Tel Aviv University study finds that teachers' gender bias discourages girls from widening their horizons in math and science.

Women may struggle to keep an even playing field with men in the startup world, but new research finds that crowdfunding campaigns gives women an advantage, with higher success rates in raising funds,

Every year, Business Insider gives a shout-out to women in the tech industry with its list of "most powerful women engineers in the world." This year, the publication featured 22 women, of which three were Israeli, by far the largest number of any country when compared to Israel's small size and population.

James Brown once said "this is a man's world," but as these 10 Israeli women show, that couldn't be further from the truth. NoCamels has sifted through the startup nation to bring you the top ten key female figures in Israel's tech scene.