A new report suggests growth problems in the Promised Land

A new report has warned that Israel is struggling to recruit enough workers to its technology sector.

Shin Bet taps startup pool for a whole bag of scary tech 

Israel’s domestic intelligence service Shin Beth as called up the countries thriving startup industry to come up with tech which should put the fear of Jehovah into human rights groups.

Israeli economy minister spills the beans

Israeli Economy Minister Eli Cohen said on Tuesday he was told by US chipmaker Intel Corp that the company’s board has approved a plan to expand its operations in Israel.

Failure to disclose is not kosher

Israel’s consumer protection bureau is investigating the fruity cargo cult  Apple over a failure to disclose to consumers that its software could slow performance in some iPhones.

Like the beard, gives me something to hang onto

The smartphones of dozens of Israeli soldiers were hacked by Hamas militants pretending to be attractive young women online.

What could possibly go wrong?

Israel's General Robotics has developed tiny 'combat robots' that can climb stairs, traverse difficult terrain, and nail anything that moves with a nine millimetre Glock.

Cellebrite named

Israel's Cellebrite, a provider of mobile forensic software, has been named as the outfit which is helping the US Federal Bureau of Investigation's attempt to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino, California shooters.

Plunging deeper into VR

Intel has written a $175 million cheque to buy the sraeli sports imaging startup Replay Technologies.

Another profit in the Promised Land

Network security provider Check Point Software has posted a better than expected first-quarter profit and plans a round of business expansion to celebrate.

33 years at the helm

Intel Israel president, who oversaw many of Chipzilla's significant breakthroughs,  Molly Eden announced he is leaving the company after 33 years of service.