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Neophyte politicos, tried businessmen
Some fresh faces may help revitalize a Knesset that has lost respect and trust among ordinary Israelis.
Ideas from Nature
Scientists are drawing inspiration from the natural world, and using what they learn to help solve problems for humans
The tale of the elephant and the mouse
To strengthen its ties with China, Israel needs to leverage its reputation for innovation and creativity.
Rafael’s guardian angels
Defense technology is not solely about mass destruction; it can be about saving lives.
Practical Engineering is an area for outstanding students – not just for weak candidates
Why is the field of practical engineering considered rewarding, suffers from a lack of workers – and why public school students are prevented from enrollment? According to work published by Forum 120, initiated by Prof. Uzi Arad, in Israel there is a shortage of engineers and practical engineers and consequently there are a fear of productivity. The question is asked is how to improve the situation, for practical engineering schools do not set a high entry barrier and almost all who are interested can learn the trade. Moreover, the work is rewarding, both professionally and financially.
Tycoons in trouble
The tycoons’ woes threaten the stability of Israel’s largest banks and the economy itself.
Haifa’s smart green building
With the planet firmly in the grip of undeniable climate change, technology gurus have embraced a solution.
Threaten Or Deal
The old-fashioned ‘threaten’ game prevails over ‘deal’ in peacemaking effort due to the fact that economics is global, capital is global, trade is global but politics is local.
The screwed generation
Young Israelis have become increasingly poor, squeezed by rising housing costs and higher taxes.
Crushed ice against fire? The need to prepare for climate change
When it is warm in Italy, not only girls are shown on the beach, but the media also discusses how to improve health and infrastructure systems to cope with extreme weather changes