Cleaning is something we all do (hopefully), and while I admit I don’t often look forward to Fridays due to all the extra cleaning that seems to be done before Sabbath, I do look forward to when it is finished.

A Lebanese business man donated over $660,000 worth of items belonging to Adolf Hitler to Israel to be placed in Yad Vashem. 

If you are like me when it comes to germs and consider yourself a public bathroom ninja in your attempts to avoid bacteria infested surfaces and are generally suspicious of the cleanliness of hotel blankets and hospital uniforms, you may appreciate this Israeli invention.

Farming is not an easy profession, trade, or lifestyle in any corner of the universe, and the arid desert climate of Israel makes the challenge of successful farming even harder.

Saillog, an agritech startup venture based in Tel Aviv, Israel just launched a new product in 2017.

Israeli startup company Sonovia, formerly known as Nano Textile, has recently launched amazing new technology that nano-coats textiles found in hotels, restaurants, hospital bedding, patient gowns, and of course your clothes with an ultrasonic semi-permanent, clear, odorless antibacterial, antibacterial, and antifungal shield.