Facebook group wants Israelis, Palestinians to 'like' each other
"We started the first step to create a new generation away from politics," one member says.
Cyber & Internet
'80% of mental health references online negative, offensive'
New "Stigma Index," compiled by Enosh – the Israeli Mental Health Association reviewed thousands of reports and discussions about mental health issues and found that the vast majority of references were hurtful.
Trump's social media app to launch in February, App Store listing shows
Truth Social, the Trump Media & Technology Group alternative to Twitter, will is available for pre-order before going live on US Presidents' Day on Feb. 21.
Israeli cybersecurity firm Sygnia exposes global financial theft operation
Operation, named "Elephant Beetle," mainly uses legacy Java applications running on Linex OS as a means of entry.
Twitter bans Marjorie Taylor Greene over COVID content
One of controversial Republic congresswoman's final tweets was a false claim about "high numbers of COVID vaccine deaths."
IDF soldier tells internet there's 'no such thing as women in combat'
Male user posts in Facebook group alleging that women in mixed-gender battalions aren't held to high standards and aren't expected to do any real work.
Israel to train social media influencers to combat online antisemitism
The young influencers, who have a combined following of 30 million, will also learn how to combat comments delegitimizing Israel on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, Foreign Ministry says.
Watchdog: Social media platforms remove only fraction of antisemitic posts
In 2021, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, Telegram, YouTube, Facebook and VK combined received 3,922 reports of antisemitic content but removed only 1,004 such posts, a report by Fighting Online Antisemitism finds
Arab social media influencers take on anti-Israel propaganda
People don't understand how hungry the Emiratis were for exposure to Jewish and Arab Israeli society, Arab Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad says. Abu-Dhabi-based influencer: Anything is possible now with the Abraham Accords.
Justice minister tackles online incitement
Noting government policy continues to lag behind technological developments, Justice Minister Gideon Sa'ar says, "Incitement on social media networks is directly related to harm to public security."