Home of the lush Bahá’í Gardens, national science and maritime museums and Israel’s only subway, Haifa has lots to offer tourists.
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SunDwater offers sun power to purify polluted water
The latest water-tech idea out of Israel is a solar device that provides clear drinking water with no need for infrastructure or electricity.
Free plug-in for recipe bloggers
Israel’s Kitchenbug formats recipes, tacks on nutritional information and adds keyword tags to optimize placement in a Google recipe search.
VI gives your virtual persona a new life
Israeli mobile app VI lets your friends rank your personality anonymously, using a list of 40 positive traits.
You’ve come a long way, baby
Women enjoy unprecedented freedoms in Israel, but there is much more to be done. That’s the task of the Israel Women’s Network.
Incubating startups in the Israeli classroom
Why wait until leaving university to start a business? Campus accelerators give students a risk-free base from which to research and launch ideas.
New phone? Israel Ganot lets you ‘Gazelle’ the old one
He cut his entrepreneurial teeth in his dad’s Carmel Market stall, got a Harvard MBA and founded the largest site for trading in electronics.
Top 10 Israeli strides against Parkinson’s
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Find out about the most promising research in Israel to find preventions, treatments and cures.
Israeli boxer puts up a good fight
Ilya Grad was recently crowned the world’s best Thai boxer as well as one of the world’s 50 most gorgeous and talented Jewish men.
Design Terminal opens in Bat Yam
Handpicked artisans at the new studio and retail facility also volunteer in local schools, teaching skills from PhotoShop to knitting.