Israel First? How Immigration Helped Make and Could Break Israeli High-Tech
The story of how Israel’s immigration policy helped build the Start-up Nation, and why the same policies are now threatening that status.
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TEDx in Tel Aviv: What’s the Big Idea?
Last week, Israel held its first large-scale TEDx event. It came as the country is being turned upside down by terror, fear, and hatred.
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Why Starbucks Failed in Israel
Why you won’t be sipping a Starbucks latte as you explore Jerusalem’s Old City, or cooling down on Tel Aviv’s beach with one of Starbucks’ famous Frappuccinos
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Israelis are crowdfunding their weddings and they don’t even know it
Israelis don’t do wedding gifts or registries, they give money instead – money the couple uses to help pay for the wedding.
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How much would you pay NOT to make Aliyah?
The “Aliyah premium” refers to the financial benefits foreign Jews based in Israel forgo just NOT to become official citizens.
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Get in line, the first Coffix supermarket just opened
Last week, the first SuperCoffix opened – a fixed-price supermarket where all items cost up to 5 NIS.
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Terrorism in Cyberspace: The next generation
Prof. Gabriel Weimann of the University of Haifa takes host Gilad Halpern through the evolution of terrorist communication on the Internet.
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Expand your dimensions: Jonathan Seroussi on 3D printing
Host Erin Kopelow took a tour of the Autodesk open-source lab in Tel Aviv, where she spoke to General Manager Jonathan Seroussi.
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Jews and Arabs build a sustainable oasis in the desert
TLV1’s Shoshi Shmuluvitz took a trip to Wadi Attir in Israel’s Negev desert, where she discovered why the project is so unique.
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Diamonds and fur: What Israelis won’t spend on their dogs
You can’t step outside in Tel Aviv without treading on a pooch or its poop. Nothing comes between an Israeli his four legged friend.
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