Israel: Helping To Make A Better World

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Haifa installs new electric car-sharing scheme

 

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Agricultural Ties With Israel Helping Indian Farmers

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Made In Israel: Advanced Agriculture

 

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Sponges teach scientists how to form glass without heat

 

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Made In Israel: Water Solutions

 

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Corporate Giants to Convene in Tel Aviv to Discuss Good Citizenship | The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com | JNi.Media | 3 Kislev 5778 – November 21, 2017 | JewishPress.com

 

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Made In Israel: Technology

 

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WOW! Israel aid to now over 140 countries. Enjoy!

http://mfa.gov.il/MFA/ForeignPolicy/Aid/Pages/Israel_on_frontline_international_aid.aspx

 

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Made In Israel: Medical Advances

 

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Israel is making the world a better place for you and me.

 

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Israeli Doctors Visit Tbilisi to Examine and Treat Children with Special Issues | The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com | Hana Levi Julian | 5 Kislev 5778 – November 22, 2017 | JewishPress.com

 

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Israeli Startups Deliver Much-Needed Tech For Self-Driving Cars
Israeli startups deliver much-needed tech for self-driving cars

 

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AIDING SYRIAN WAR VICTIMS

An injured civilian from the civil war in Syria being transferred to Ziv Medical Center in Israel. Photo by Simon Haddad
Syria may officially be an enemy country, but that hasn’t stopped dozens of Israeli individuals, organizations and government bodies – including the Israel Defense Forces – from doing all they can to alleviate human suffering in the country, even though giving this aid is often dangerous.

Israeli aid to the country comes in many forms, much of it under the radar. Nonprofit organization Il4Syrians, which was founded by a private Israeli citizen at the start of the civil war in 2011, sends food, medicine, coats and basic supplies to Syrians in a perilous cross-border mission.

With the help of transports organized by the IDF, some 2,500 Syrian men, women and children have received care in various Israeli hospitals at the expense of Israeli taxpayers and donors. In addition, Israeli-American serial entrepreneur Moti Kahana bought a bus to transport seriously ill or injured Syrian children to Israeli hospitals through his nonprofit foundation, Amaliah, and the Yitzhak Rabin Foundation.

The Israel Trauma Coalition trained clinicians, caregivers and volunteers in Berlin to treat Syrian refugees in that German city. Natan-International Humanitarian Aid, based in Tel Aviv, has provided trauma and post-trauma care to Syrian refugees in Jordan.

The nonprofit IsraAID has been rescuing and providing many forms of assistance to Syrian and other Middle East and African refugees pouring into European countries.

 

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How Israeli women techies are opening doors for each other in Silicon Valley

 

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Israeli startup sires autonomous drone for harsh industrial settings

 

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Israeli genius transforming New York

 

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As buildings evolve in Startup Nation, architects create space for work and play

 

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Arab writer: Honestly, Arabs are backward & unfit for civilization

 

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This is cool. World changing technologies from Israel. Check it out folks & enjoy.

Innovation Nation: 10 Israeli Technologies That Are Changing The World

 

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Israeli ticket tech has sports fans cheering worldwide