Abigail Klein Leichman, Author at Jewish Business News

Sipping cider with Pam and Denny in Israel’s Elah Valley

Amid a burgeoning microbrewery scene, the Neilson family have built a successful business in alcoholic ciders and lemonade.

Some of Israel’s latest nanotechnology startups reveal how they can improve many aspects of life, from public safety to food safety.

Exablate MRI-guided ultrasound platform from Israel can fix conditions from fibroids to tremors without anesthesia or incisions.

A small Israeli startup’s software is being installed in water chiller systems of some of the world’s largest buildings.

Workey harnesses social networking and big-data analytics to match candidates with open positions, without putting their current job at risk.

Why do hikers in Israel keep stumbling upon ancient relics?

Tower of David in Jerusalem hosts Israel’s first hackathon for museum technology followed by national conference on museums of tomorrow.

In their most recent trip to Tanzania, volunteers with Israel’s Save a Child’s Heart treat dozens of kids and enjoy some delightful reunions.

Respimometer is envisioned as a lifesaving diagnostic tool for children in remote villages; and as a telemedicine tool in the developed world.

Following attacks in Belgium, Israeli security experts say Europeans can learn much from Israel’s intelligence-driven methodologies.