Made In Israel

US to label Judea and Samaria products as 'made in Israel'

Following Trump administration declaration, US Customs cancels distinction between Israeli products made on different sides of Green Line.

Simple things you can do to help Israel's economy

By doing things that help you as well, you can give a boost to Israel's economy, now on a sharp downturn from the Corona lockdown. Opinion.

How predictable that Europe would declare a trade war on Israel

US joins EU hexing Jewish goods – not in my name

Bennett: Mark 'Settler' Products 'Made in Peace Zone'

Economics minister has novel idea regarding labeling of products manufactured in Judea and Samaria.

Israeli Game an International Hit

Israel holds tournament in Rummikub, the Israeli-made game that has become a worldwide hit.

EU: City of Modiin Not Part of Israel

The European Union decides that the city of Modiin, home to 80,000, was built on ‘no-man’s land’ and is not part of Israel.

SA Minister Rejects Labeling is Racially Motivated

SA has rejected that there were racial motivations for move to prohibit Israeli goods from being sold under label “Made in Israel.”

Video: Futuristic Vision of Newscast on the Holy Temple Channel

A futuristic vision of a newscast on the “Beit HaMikdash” (Holy Temple) channel has been produced by Emunah College student Kayla Krauss.

Green Light for Jerusalem's Museum of Tolerance

The building permit has finally been issued for construction of a $100 million Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem.

EarlySense’s Patient Monitoring System Approved in Canada

Israeli firm expanding into Canada as part of “global strategy to make its patient monitoring system an international standard of care.”

Givot Olam Presents: Drilling for Oil Without Violating Shabbat

The Givot Olam company has found a way to drill and pump oil, even on Shabbat, without breaking any Jewish laws.

Anti-Israel Boycotts Useless ‘Acts of War,' Says Research

Anti-Israel consumer boycotts are ineffective and should be considered “acts of war,” according to a report by Financial Immunities.

Israel Flying High at Air Show

A remote control limitary force and a C-Music pod for civilian aircraft are made-in-Israel innovations that are sweeping the Paris Air Show.

Solar Power Project to Light Up Arava Next Week

The first commercial solar panel field in the Middle East is set to light up the Arava next week at Kibbutz Ketura.

JNF Trees to Protect Gaza Belt Towns

The Jewish National Fund plans to help protect Gaza Belt towns in the Negev by planting trees to block terrorist visibility.

Israeli Scientists Discover Anti-Stress Proteins

Scientists have discovered that people who have a hard time turning off the stress response may be missing a special protein.

Israeli Scientists Discover Obesity Protein

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute have discovered a protein in the brain that contributes to obesity.

ALEH Marches Forward in Jerusalem with the Handicapped

More than 300 marchers participated last week in ALEH's first-ever Jerusalem event, "ALEH Marches Forward" over the city's Chords Bridge.

Scientists Build Tool to Spot Ancient Earthquakes

Scientists at Tel Aviv University have created a new tool to help understand the patterns of ancient earthquakes.

New Zealand Thanks Israel for Earthquake Aid

New Zealand has thanked Israel for its aid in the wake of a crippling earthquake in Christchurch. Three Israelis are dead, three are still missing.

The IDF Spokesperson: From Reporting to Marketing

New book brings together the important announcements made by the IDF Spokesperson throughout Israel's history. INN TV chats with the editor.

Wolf Prizes Set for Awards Ceremony in May

Laureates in six different fields of art and science will receive the Israel-based Wolf Prize in May at a special session of Knesset.

Judea Tourism on Display at Intl. Expo

Tourist attractions in Judea and Samaria were on display this week at the international tourism exposition IMTM.

Hirbet Madras Mosaic Discovered at Site of Zecharia's Tomb

Archaeologists have uncovered a large, beautiful mosaic floor at a site identified as the home and tomb of the prophet Zecharia, at Hirbet Madras.

Israel and European Space Agency Sign Revolutionary Agreement

A first of its kind agreement on cooperation in space exploration was signed between Israel and the European Space Agency (ESA).

Israel's New Water Crisis Management Plan

Israel's Cabinet has approved a multi-prong plan to deal with the growing water crisis in the country. First up: more desalination.

International Interest in Israel's Water Technology

Dozens of foreign reporters plan to take a tour and see Israeli water and energy technologies.

'Killer Paper' as Food Preservative

Scientists at Bar Ilan University have created a “killer paper” that they hope can be used to preserve food by fighting bacteria.

First of Its Kind Tel Aviv Toll Links Prices, Traffic

A one-of-a-kind toll system installed on the new Tel Aviv fast lane varies toll rates according to time of day and demand.

Israeli Device to Detect Terrorists, Even If Unarmed

An Israeli device designed for airport security would detect terrorists even if they are unarmed, allowing other passengers to board quickly.

Israeli Flag Flies at Dubai Sports Complex

Israel's flag flew for the first time at the new Dubai Sports Complex as the national swim team arrived for this week's world competition.

Israeli Researcher Studies Cell’s ‘Shipping and Packing Dept.’

A Weizmann Institute scientist is studying part of the human biological quality control system she calls “the cell’s shipping and packing dept.”

Have You Redeemed a Donkey Today? Reishit Ha'aretz Can Help

Reishit Ha'aretz helps Jews fulfill difficult-to-follow and rarely-observed Biblical commandments revolving around agricultural life.

Americans Plan ‘Buy-cott’ Campaign Next Week’

American pro-Israel activists are planning a massive national “Buy Israel Goods (BIG)” campaign next Tuesday and hope it will continue every day.

Israel Sends Aid to Cholera-Stricken Haiti

Israel boosts aid to Haiti as the earthquake-ravaged country is hit by cholera. Aid will include permanent trauma unit.

Aerospace Security Conference in Jerusalem

When the threat level is high, Israel must rise to the challenge, says the head of an aerospace technology conference taking place in Jerusalem.

Russia Munches on Israel’s Carrots

Bugs Bunny would have loved them: Russia gobbles up 9,000 tons of Israeli-grown carrots that are the twice the usual size. Don’t forget potatoes.

Blind IDF Veteran to Run in NYC Marathon Sunday

A blind IDF veteran is running the 26-mile NYC Marathon on Sunday to raise money and awareness for Israel's first seeing-eye dog training center.

Israel's 'Lt.Gen Computer' Can Plan Military Operations

Meet TARGET - an Israeli combat-proven mission planning software, with unique image analysis capabilities and numerous mission planning tools

Meet the New Israeli Assault Rifle

New Israeli weapons developments presented at annual exhibition.

Star of David Design Found in Diamond, Linked to Kabbalah

A one-of-a-kind natural diamond with the design of the Star of David has been discovered, Hidabroot TV revealed.

Israeli Startup Presents: 3D With No Glasses

INN TV meets three Israeli startup companies at the Bezeq Expo: 3D Video Without Glasses, Motion Detecting Video Games, and the Electric Car

Latma TV: 'Obama's Underwater Fantasy'

A Latma political satire's new musical commentary on US pressure on Israel features a mime of Obama: Israel can be safe if it lives under the sea.

Obama Praises Israeli Solar Energy Firm

US President Barack Obama is praising Israel's BrightSource firm for its clean-tech energy -- and the 1,000 jobs it will create for Americans.

Brooklyn Boycott Boosts Business for Dead Sea Cosmetics

A Brooklyn-based group protesting the sale of Israeli-made Dead Sea products boosts business for a local store. Rabbi Aaron Raskin goes shopping.

Israel Considers Underwater Gas Exports to Greece, EU

Israel is considering construction of an underwater pipeline to export natural gas to Europe and Greece. Turkey is not included in the project.

New Cameras Snap Vehicle Photos for Air Pollution Tax

Israel has come up with a way to streamline tax collection on the nation’s highways by using hi-tech photographic tax traps.

Renault Begins Electric Car Field Tests in Israel

Renault SA has begun Israeli field tests for the electric car it has developed with Shai Agassi's Better Place LLC.

Meged 5 Oil Well Compared to 'Giving of the Torah'

Hundreds of investors converged on Jerusalem Monday to hear their faith in Meged 5 has paid off: black gold is gushing near Rosh Ha'Ayin.

Israel Is the Land of Milk and Honey—and Wine

The world market and media continue to discover Israeli wines as some of the best. The latest is Jerusalem Hills’ Domaine Du Castel winery.

Iran Snubs Israel at Youth Olympics, Pulls Out of Competition

Israeli wins Youth Olympics event after Iranian opponent withdraws; Israeli swimmers get two medals in European championship.

New Meds Could Stop Cancer by Cutting Off Its Blood

Tel Aviv U researchers developing new medicines that could prevent cancer and make existing cancer a manageable chronic illness.

Discovering the Underwater Missions Unit

Israeli Navy Week: Navy releases a collection of exciting photographs from the tiny, little-known, critical Underwater Missions Unit.

In Golan, Heat Wave Means Early Champagne Harvest

Vineyard owners are rushing to harvest champagne grapes early due to an intense heat wave. Quality of fruit not affected.

6000 Students to Eilat Mega-Festival to Promote Israel's Image

A first-of-its-kind international student festival "FunJoya" in Eilat will include debates and workshops on public diplomacy and political issues.

Tourism Ministry Seeks ‘Floating Voters’ for Dead Sea Contest

The Dead Sea is great for floaters, but no floating voters allowed, say tourism officials, who want your vote for an official “world wonder.”

IDF Commandos Face Off Against US Navy SEALs on TV

An American television program pits the Navy SEALs against Israeli commandos this week in the season finale of Spike TV's “Deadliest Warrior.”

IDF Trains Med Students from Nigeria to Nepal in Rescues

Sixty medical students from around the world learned from the IDF about humanitarian medicine in disaster zones.

Study: Language May Influence Thought

Researchers from Ben-Gurion university finds the language a person is using at a given time may change the way they think, feel.