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This year's cohort of Israeli and Palestinian entrepreneurs taking part in 50:50 Startups is smaller than usual, because the war prevented many from travelling. 50:50 co-founder Amir Grinsteen (third from right) founded the program seven years ago, believing that building businesses together would also build lasting bridges that could advance the cause of peace. Interested in learning more? Read the full article here!

By Yogev Toby Globe Correspondent, Updated September 6, 2025, 2 hours ago The Participants of the 50:50 Startups accelerator program in Boston Read the full article here

In a world often divided by conflict, stories of unity and collaboration shine the brightest. At D'Amore-McKim School of Business at...

In collaboration with AtoBe Startup Accelerator, we welcomed our most promising entrepreneurs to the program yesterday at Azrieli College...

This past weekend we welcomed our 37 entrepreneurs in an intensive 72-hours bootcamp in Tel-Aviv. Israelis, Palestinians, Jews, Arabs,...