Few people realize that while alcohol-based hand sanitizers may kill bacteria, they do not deactivate viruses such as the swine flu. An innovative product from Israel changes that.

Is it a bird?
Is it a plane?
It’s both.
Robo-Bird Israel’s new tool in nature conservation.

President Shimon Peres, Israel’s eternal child has joined the 2.0 revolution.
We’re proud to present the Shimon Peres show, coming to a computer near you.

While army life is usually synonymous with grease and dust, in Israel, the army is also known as the test lab for some of the world’s most high tech innovations. Paraphrasing on the prophet Isaiah: ” they shall beat their swords into stock options”.

Yes, we’re aware that “I’ll be back to curb carbon emissions” and “Terminating climate change” are a bit of a cliché, but Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has landed in Israel to do just that.

What is it the factor that has made Israel one of the world’s largest incubators of technology? How did Israeli companies make it to the 2nd place on the NASDAQ traded companies? and what can the U.S economy learn from it all?
The answers to these questions and more will be discussed tonight at the 92nd [...]

The future looks bright for Israeli solar energy. Today, German engineering powerhouse Siemens AG announced that it will buy a 40% stake in Israeli solar company Arava Power for $15 million.

Well, if we told you, we’d be super-psychic geniuses. Netflix still hasn’t announced the winner of its three-year long contest. But we have a hunch as to who it will be. Can you guess?

Today’s hottest technology is the touch-screen and device makers can’t get enough of it. We’ve grown accustomed to tapping out our choices on basic machines, but, the New York Times says, technology companies want to go even further.

Israelis have been enormously successful in building startup companies and bringing new ideas and products to market. In fact, Israel has more startup companies per-capita than any other country!