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The private sector, nonprofits, and individuals all have roles to play in Israel's recovery.

In today’s world, branding isn’t just about looking good – it’s about being understood, remembered, and trusted.

FireDome's technology not only provides a fast and efficient solution to forest fires but can also be critical in cases of fires caused by interceptors and UAV or rocket crashes in open areas.

The company joins the Pledge 1% program with a long-term model, expanding employee volunteering, start-up support, and product discounts.

Next time you upload a video of yourself, think again—an Israeli startup has developed an advanced AI-driven technology that analyzes people’s mental states through video.

The fintech startup Okoora has been included in The Europas' prestigious list of Europe’s top 100 startups. Benny Avraham, founder and CEO: "We are entering the European market with great strides."

Contrary to popular belief, AI doesn't "dumb down" students but enhances and eases the shift to remote learning.

Israel's leading IP and patent group, the Luzzatto Group, partners with Sarona Partners at the Ofakim Innovation Center to empower startups.

Creating strong and connected communities is not just important in times of crisis; it’s crucial to building trust and a real environment where people can thrive and trust each other.

The platform’s user-friendly app connects seniors to a vibrant community, allowing them to participate in social gatherings, concerts, and outdoor activities with just a touch of a button.