'It was wrong to ban Donald Trump from Twitter'
Tesla chief Elon Musk says he will lift Twitter's ban on the former US president if his deal to buy the global messaging platform is successful.
Cyber & Internet
Spain fires intelligence chief amid Pegasus hacking scandals
The country's National Intelligence Center under fire for taking a full year to discover that the handsets of the prime minister and leading defense and security officials were infiltrated, possibly by a foreign power.
Israeli memorabilia prove popular in global eBay sales
One of the most expensive items on sale is a stamp dating back to the establishment of the state at a cost of $15,000.
Shin Bet exposes Iranian network recruiting Israelis online for espionage
Iranian operatives set up a fictitious Facebook profile to get information on Israelis. Shin Bet calls on Israelis to exhibit caution and report any unusual activity to the Israel Police.
Israel eyes cyber 'Iron Dome' to curb increase in attacks
Data shows that there was a 137% jump in average weekly attacks on Israeli companies over the first three months of 2022 as communications networks prove an increasingly attractive target for cyberattacks.
Gal Gadot shares grandfather's harrowing tale during Holocaust
In a lengthy post on the social network, she notes how her grandfather Abraham Weiss – born as Adolf Weiss, in what was then Czechoslovakia – miraculously survived the brutality of the war.
Musk's Twitter ambitions to collide with Europe's tech rules
Tesla and SpaceX CEO's Twitter acquisition and his plans for a more hands-off approach to moderating content is clashing with ambitious new laws in Europe that prevent the abuse of social media platforms.
Alleged Tinder Swindler no longer dating Kate Konlin
Several months ago the two appeared on Inside Edition to speak out about their relationship.
Musk gets Twitter for $44B to cheers and fears of 'free speech' plan
Musk, a self-professed "free speech absolutist," has criticized Twitter's moderation, prompting human rights groups to express concern about hate speech on the social media platform.
EU law targets Big Tech over hate speech, disinformation
The Digital Services Act, one half of an overhaul for the 27-nation bloc’s digital rulebook, helps cement Europe’s reputation as the global leader in efforts to rein in the power of social media companies and other digital platforms.