Social Media

The professional networking platform is testing separate feeds for existing connections and recommended content, potentially changing how companies, executives and employees reach new audiences.

Ahead of the Israeli elections, TikTok says in a new transparency report submitted to the Central Elections Committee that it removed tens of thousands of violating videos, more than 1,400 accounts impersonating candidates and elected officials, and covert influence networks operated from Iran. 

Meta rolls out a new social media transparency policy: Instead of removing AI content, Facebook, Instagram and Threads will label it. Labels are based on automated detection and user disclosures, in an effort to combat misinformation without unnecessarily restricting free speech.

Flydubai hijacking heroes spark wave of online tributes and memes. "Premium seats" next to Israelis on a flight, and "the guide to locating the nearest Israeli." Here's a sample.

An Israeli woman traveling alone in India captured a disturbing encounter with local men who refused to leave her alone, igniting massive backlash and triggering police intervention that culminated with 4 arrests. "The suspects confessed to the offense...further action is underway."

A Lebanese news site published photos of Capt. G., an IDF combat soldier operating deep inside Lebanese territory, and users mocked the terrorist organization, which continues to insist its men won a victory there. The soldier told Israel Hayom: “Mostly, we’re just laughing about it.”

A Jewish-community newspaper ad meant to win over voters backfired badly when it showed bread during the holiday that forbids it. The candidate apologized and pointed the finger at her campaign adviser.

An actress's family tribute turned within hours into a battleground of violent political clashes on social media.

Drew Pavlou says Eilish called ICE on him after he threatened to squat at her home in response to her Grammy "stolen land" speech.