In Focus
How a BGU researcher is manipulating crustaceans to protect the environment – and fight disease
Ben-Gurion University’s Prof. Amir Sagi is creating monosex crustacean populations to transform agriculture and protect ecosystems
75 years of investing in Israel: The Man Behind the Concept
The next generation of financial services will be built with AI, not replaced by it
The champions we never knew
Tel Aviv University opens $35m Sylvan Adams Sport Science Institute
The new institute will partner with the Olympic Committee of Israel to provide scientific support for athletes preparing for the 2028 and 2032 Olympic Games.
Aerial innovation: United Hatzalah’s expanding drone capabilities
Eli Beer, Founder and President, "A lot of new things are coming out of United Hatzalah. We are an innovation center."
Breathing Data: How environmental data is rewriting public health in Israel
Ben-Gurion University’s Prof. Lena Novack turns pollution, climate, and even drinking water into large-scale health data that is shaping national policy.
Shared vulnerability: Addressing child abuse in diverse Israeli communities
Our children's futures depend entirely on our willingness to build bridges of trust, unique to every neighborhood, across Israel.
Twenty years after Israel's class action law, is it time to recalibrate the system?
Class actions remain an essential tool for protecting consumers, but the legal framework should better distinguish between cases that serve the public interest and those that impose unnecessary costs
United Hatzalah bridging divides through service
The organization serves as a catalyst for unity, demonstrating how a singular, life-saving purpose can transcend cultural and social barriers
Regenerative medicine workshop brings together leading Israeli and US researchers
The workshop aimed to strengthen scientific collaboration and accelerate translational research
The diverse identity of United Hatzalah breaks all stereotypes
When a call comes in the question is not who the patient is, or who the responder is. The question is who can get there fastest.
Thousands of Israelis abroad plan to fly home to vote – one initiative wants to help them get there
‘Israelis abroad want to be part of decisions shaping the country’s future,’ says AID Coalition co-founder and CEO, giving a voice to the multitudes seeking to vote in these coming elections
When you listen to a witness, you become a witness
Remembering Elie Wiesel 10 years later
