Israeli Innovations in Life Sciences

Amazing life saving and enhancing technology coming out of Israel...

Israel is a world leader in both innovation and medicine. Combine the two and you get great inventions 

Acro Flashmob in Tel Aviv

Incredible Acroyoga and Acrobalance Flashmob inTel Aviv, Israel

It is actions like this that make you realize that peace, love and creativity are the strongest forces (in society) always. 

Powerful words from Israeli-Arab

Reporter Lucy Aharish, furious at the incitement by local Muslim and Arab leaders, she speaks the truth: “You are inciting thousands of young people to go the the streets. You are destroying their future with your own hands.”

Kay Wilson, Survivor of Terror Attack

Victim of terror, Kay Wilson, talks about her traumatic attack, when terrorists stabbed her and her friend on a walk in the forest, murdering her friend while she played dead. Surviving the attack, Kay has become an activist, spreading the word about terror, survival and what we can all do to help. Hear her compelling story in this video, filmed in the Jerusalem neighborhood where terrorists opened fire and stabbed residents on a bus just a few weeks before. Kay sits at the cross roads of the Jewish neighborhood and the Arab Village (seen in the background). 

PA's children's TV teaches terrorism

In spite of all the agreements with the PA to reduce incitement it still continues day in day out in all levels of society

Beer Sheva - From a biblical town to a modern city

Beer Sheva , the capital of the Negev desert, successfully evolved from a biblical town to a modern city full of life. Ben Gurion University of the Negev, a leading cyber-technology park, interesting museums and a vibrant night life all contribute to the economic and cultural boom of the city.

Israel leads Middle East in water use

Over the past few years in Israel, the country's water shortage has become a surplus. Through a combination of conservation, reuse and desalination, the country now has more water than it needs. And that could translate to political progress for the country in the Middle East, one of the most water-stressed regions in the world. News Hour's Martin Fletcher reports.