Israel Start-Up Nation

IDF Unit 8200 Alumni Association uses network to drive Israeli innovation, start-ups

The event comes as artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies are reshaping the technology sector and forcing companies and professionals to adapt to new realities.

Alumni from Unit 8200 attend annual conference in 2025.
A European Union flag flies outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, December 19, 2019.

Israel isn’t losing to Europe. It’s simply not showing up - opinion

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Jewish success in AI is fueling an old debate about antisemitism - opinion

ISRAELI SCIENTISTS who reside overseas visit the Teva factory as part of a new project to encourage their return to Israel.

Israel must reverse the loss of its top scientists and doctors - opinion


Assuta’s RISE announces collaboration with Philadelphia’s University City Science Center

Participants will gain feedback from clinical, technological and business experts, and will conduct physical meetings in the US with potential partners and investors.

 (L-R) VP Government and Capital Engagement Heath Naquin, head of RISE and of Assuta’s director of medical imaging services Dr. Michal Guindy, co-head of RISE Daniel Rabina and President and CEO Tiffany Wilson

Not only in Tel Aviv: New start-ups in the Negev and Galilee

The data speak for themselves: there are 2,383 hi-tech companies in Tel Aviv, whereas in all the other nine cities, including Jerusalem, Herzliya, Haifa and Ra’anana there are only 2,311 companies.

CAMPUS OF the Shamoon College of Engineering. Beersheba is home to academic centers such as Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and SCE, the writer notes.

20 high school entrepreneurs present startups to potential investors

The “teenpreneur” students showcased their business plans to conclude the Uzia Galil Startup Program’s first year.

Israeli students in attendance at the Uzia Galil Startup Program

Sheba, Mayo Clinic to share health tech across US and Israel

The collaboration agreement was signed during the sixth annual Mayo-Sheba Cardiovascular Symposium, held on June 26–28 at Sheba's ARC Innovation Center.

‘Complete care in English and in Russian.’ Israel’s Sheba Media Center

How to invest in leading Israeli startups

Meet the leading digital platform for investment in Israel hi-tech

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Using STEAM education: Narrowing gaps between the haves and have-nots

While still grappling with rising inflation costs and attempts to recover from the post-COVID slump, the start-up scene is one of the few sectors where its resources seem virtually unlimited.

 STUDENTS AT a World ORT kindergarten in Kiryat Yam participate in a robotics program.

Future Sport Israel expo hosts NFL, European top leagues officials

Delegates from the most popular sports leagues around the globe came to Tel Aviv to see Israeli sporting innovations.

 The Future Sport Israel 2022 expo held in Bloomfield Stadium

UN delegation visits Israel to check out its climate tech

The country’s growing interest in ESG principles makes them a prime asset in the world’s fight against climate change

 Avi Hasson with the UN delegation

Israeli Embassy of Mexico inaugurates Israel-Mexico tech acceleration program

Israel and Mexico have developed the joint initiative amid the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

 Israeli Embassy of Mexico's inauguration of the Israel-Mexico tech acceleration program.

Israeli startup Watergen, SMV Jaipuria Group partner to bring India ‘air-to-water’ technology

The joint venture aims to bring Watergen’s “Atmospheric Water Generation” technology to India, where three-quarters of rural Indian families do not have access to clean water.

 R-L Israeli Ambassador to India Naor Gilon, Watergen President Michael Mirilashvili, Jaipuria Chairman SK Jaipuria, SMV Jaipuria Group Director Chaitanya Jaipuria.