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20 Israeli breakthroughs that are building the world of tomorrow
From cancer treatment and next-generation defense to alternative food, clean energy, AI and space, ynet Global’s special Rosh Hashanah project reveals 20 Israeli innovations turning some of the world’s biggest challenges into solutions and the people behind them
Karen Shemesh, Dvir Reshef | 09.11.26
NovoCure
How an Israeli scientist turned electricity into a new weapon against cancer
From a Haifa basement to FDA-approved cancer treatment, Prof. Yoram Palti’s electric-field technology, developed by NovoCure, is now helping patients worldwide, with a new approval for pancreatic cancer in 2026
ynet Global | 09.09.26
The vest built to protect astronauts from space’s deadly radiation
A vest developed in Israel could help astronauts withstand one of deep space’s biggest threats; AstroRad has been shown to cut radiation exposure by more than 60%, offering a potential layer of protection for future missions to the Moon and Mars
ynet Global | 09.09.26
החוקרים דגמו את המים בכמה מוקדים
Israeli researchers develop aerogel that absorbs 100 times its weight in oil
Ben-Gurion University team says cellulose-based material can trap crude oil and fuel while supporting bacteria that break down pollutants, potentially offering a cleaner way to treat spills
ynet Global | 09.02.26
At the reopening of the Malabi business in 2016
Driven by innovation: Israeli businesses turning crisis into growth
JDC programs are helping small- and medium-sized companies turn technology and smarter management into higher productivity, stronger jobs and new opportunities for long-term growth
ynet Global | 08.26.26
Going Global
Is your startup ready to go global? Apply to be featured on Going Global
ynet Global is inviting Israel's most promising startups to apply for a chance to be featured on Going Global, where a panel of leading innovation experts and the ynet Global editorial team will spotlight companies shaping the future of technology
ynet Global | 07.30.26
לחוות את ההיסטוריה עם משקפי XR
Versailles turns to Israeli XR tech to bring America’s birth to life
After years of hype and setbacks, XR headsets are finding their place at Versailles, where Jerusalem-based Yaturu lets visitors walk alongside historical figures — with plans to expand across Europe and Israel
Tal Shahaf | 07.08.26
What’s the Israeli breakthrough the world needs to know about?
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah 2026, ynet Global is launching a special editorial project celebrating the Israeli inventions, discoveries and breakthroughs that changed the world; we’re inviting readers to help us uncover the stories behind the innovations that transformed industries, improved lives and left a lasting global impact
ynet Global | 07.05.26
Kobi Richter
Kobi Richter has spent a lifetime reinventing industries - now he wants to reinvent Israel
From becoming one of Israel's most decorated Israeli Air Force pilots to building global companies like Orbotech and Medinol, Kobi Richter has always looked for problems others overlooked; today, he believes Israel's greatest innovation won't come from AI or medicine, but from bringing together the people who have yet to join its innovation economy
Karen Shemesh | 07.02.26
Project for the Israeli Air Force in southern Israel — Architecture by Ada Karmi-Melamede Architects
Designing order for Israel’s security age
Architect Ori Lanir says defense projects demand more than protection, requiring flexible spaces that create order, clarity and calm inside complex systems
ynet Global | 05.30.26
תל אביב
Israel isn’t chasing the future, it’s building it
From AI infrastructure and cybersecurity to quantum computing and autonomous systems, Israeli startups and engineers are positioning the country at the center of the next global technology revolution
ynet Global | 05.21.26
אילון מאסק
Elon Musk: Israel is ‘number one by far’ in innovation per capita as AI reshapes mobility
Speaking remotely at the International Samson Smart Mobility Summit, Elon Musk praised Israel’s tech sector, predicted most driving will be done by AI within a decade and said humanoid robots could eventually outnumber people
Dennis Bihler | 05.18.26
Startup
Israeli startups impress with innovation, but foreign investors want proof
A Peres Academic Center study finds Israeli and American investors read startup innovation differently; for foreign investors, bold technology can increase perceived risk unless entrepreneurs provide transparency, evidence and trust-building data
Dr. Eliran Solodoha | 05.01.26
Hormuz as a warning sign: globalization gives way to local, innovative manufacturing
Opinion: The war with Iran and the turmoil in the Gulf are disrupting oil exports and global logistics; at a time when the world economy is already moving toward deglobalization and industrial self-reliance, Israel could play a decisive role
Yoni Heilbronn | 04.30.26
כנס חדשנות אסם נסטלה חדשנות ביונד מיט בשר טבעוני חקלאות חכמה סיכונים סיכון אוטומציה אגרונומיה
Technion launches aerospace innovation prize
Israel’s primary engineering school says the Blankfeld prize will honor leading aerospace researchers, support emerging scholars and expand global collaboration in a field central to Israel’s security and technology sector
ynet Global | 04.30.26
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