Innovation

Air Haifa announces Cal's FlyAll as first credit card partner for reward flight redemptions

FlyAll is the only card in Israel that lets customers redeem accumulated funds for flights on all four Israeli airlines and various international carriers.

An Air Haifa ATR-72-600 aircraft.
Israel tech resilience innovation.

Israel’s technology sector faces new challenges and opportunities

Ashdod Port is looking beyond cargo handling to redefine its role in Israel’s economy

Ashdod Port bets on innovation, infrastructure and energy independence

Tesla unveils its long-delayed Roadster nearly a decade after first revealing a next-generation version of its original electric sports ​car, at a launch event in Waco, Texas, US, on October 15, 2026.

Flying cars: Tesla's new Roadster uses SpaceX thrusters to turn in the air, can drive upside down


Your Taxes: Could taxes unlock Israel's constitutional future?

If President Herzog refrained from signing new tax and spending legislation until constitutional progress occurs, maybe this would encourage all concerned to sign up to a constitution.

New Israeli Shekel bills are seen in front of an upwards-trending graph (illustration)

Phoenix hosts gala closing Shenkar’s 2026 graduate fashion week

Thirty-five graduates presented collections exploring love, loss, memory, home and identity at the Phoenix Campus Museum in Rishon Lezion.

Phoenix Group chairman Benny Gabbay, models wearing designs created by members of Shenkar’s 2026 graduating class, Shenkar Board of Trustees chairwoman Orit Efrati and Phoenix Group CEO Eyal Ben Simon attend the gala closing Shenkar’s graduate fashion show week at the Phoenix Campus Museum in Rishon

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

The question is no longer whether Israel has something to offer. In a global economy, what never meets a market never becomes impactful.

A European Union flag flies outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, December 19, 2019.

The strategy blind spot costing Israeli start-ups the US market - opinion

The very characteristic that gets a start-up off the ground, the preference for immediate tactical execution over long-term strategic planning, is a likely pitfall when moving to scale in the US...

Startup Nation Central's headquarters in Tel Aviv

Israel's desert wines gain appellation, offering tourism a reason to look South

International recognition is putting the Negev on the global wine map. Supporters hope it will also bring visitors south

Tushia Winery, an agricultural-educational farm in Be’er Milka, is in the heart of the desert between sand dunes, near the border with Egypt.
Premium

Wooden acoustic panels from WoodUpp tame echo in large rooms

WoodUpp's wooden acoustic panels help reduce echo in large spaces while combining effective sound control with Scandinavian-inspired design for homes, offices and hospitality venues.

WoodUpp acoustic panels combine sound absorption and Scandinavian-inspired design to create quieter, more comfortable interiors.

What the world can learn from the cybersecurity ecosystem in Israel

Cybersecurity is a major challenge of the digital era affecting everyone. Israel is a leading global cybersecurity hub and a model to follow. It serves as an example.

“Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. Israel shows that innovation, collaboration, education, and trust are the foundation of strong digital security.”

The development of responsible gaming frameworks worldwide

“Digital sovereignty is becoming decentralized, algorithm-driven, and borderless.”

Shekel squeeze: How offshore talent is keeping Israel's startup nation scaling upwards - interview

While reducing costs is one reason to hire offshore employees, ONE Offshore explained that most companies outsource to expand their teams.

View of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, October 8, 2025.

Middle Israel: The Fourth of July and the fading American dream - opinion

There is a massive attack on the American democracy’s pillars, on the judiciary, the media, and the principle of separation of powers coming from its own leadership.

AS THE USA prepares to bask in its 250th birthday’s fireworks, the American dream faces an unprecedented pincer attack from both the Right and the Left, the writer argues. Here, a soccer fan holds a flag celebrating the 250th anniversary before a FIFA World Cup game last week in California.