5 million followers (many from Brazil) ■ Enthusiastic comments (some by bots) ■ Financed posts (but we don't know the sums) ■ This is why Netanyahu no longer needs traditional outlets
Thousands of hobbyists and companies are operating based on a law from 1981 when unmanned aircraft were only a distant dream. Well, no one really knows about the law
Social networks are not subject to the country's antiquated electioneering law, allowing for early campaigning online
Avner Netanyahu is on a 8-month trip, touring Australia and New Zealand. His security guards are replaced every two weeks, and taxpayers are footing the bill for their flights, accommodation, salaries, expenses and insurance
Israel's Tax Authority is negotiating with multinational internet giants over the final legislation
After the U.S. slapped sanctions on Putin pal Viktor Vekselberg, his interests in Israel, among them firms involving the likes of Benny Gantz and Ehud Barak, are on shaky ground
Russia chose the most advantageous candidate and used cyber bots to catapult Trump to the position of U.S. president, Tamir Pardo says
The United States imposed sanctions on Vekselberg and his Renova Group last April to punish Moscow for suspected meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other alleged 'malign activity'
Tourism minister pushing for ‘special tax’ while strategic affairs chief will seek Washington’s help
The data pool, which has been uncovered by Israeli cybersecurity firm Clearsky as Election Day begins, has full and updated personal information on voters from 17 states
Halperin said she would welcome Amazon as a local e-commerce retailer on the condition that they follow local procedures
The system is falling short both at Israel’s borders and with the police, though the recognition of faces is going better, a new report says
Angela Merkel said during a meeting with Israeli businessmen and tech leaders: ‘If there’s a woman here next time that would be nice' ■ After criticism from entrepreneurs' group, Foreign Ministry apologizes
According to Startup Nation Central, a nonprofit that surveys Israel’s high-tech industry, Israel has 419 startups specializing in retail tech, of which nine have been acquired this year for a combined $392 million
A manager from the Finance Ministry claims the company no longer meets the 'needs of the government' and renewing their contract will 'lead to an increase of tens of millions of shekels in government spending'
Local industry has contracted over the past two years, though big companies still thrive
'For the price of one Israeli engineer, an [Israeli] company can hire three Palestinians in the West Bank, and they have very high motivation'
The General Data Protection Regulation imposes stiff penalties on organizations that don’t comply, including those outside Europe
N. says she worked five days a week for eight hours a day for a mere $1,170 a month
Reports said Musk was in Israel to discuss a deal between Tesla and the Tel Aviv-based Cortica
Though sources say talks were held with Israeli officials in the past on bringing Tesla to Israel, Musk's visit is unknown and comes for a hard time for his firm
Netanyahu meets with executives at unusual late-night meeting in Petah Tikva
Meeting was held at the offices of firm owned by group which once employed Netanyahu; aim thought to be heading off regulation
OrCam unveils upgraded version of device for the visually impaired ■ Netvision blocks Telegram in response to copyright infringements
Michal Halperin tells lawmakers that internet industry presents special challenges for regulators
Problem revealed in labor court suit over bidding process to fill the job on a permanent basis
The claimants say the company breached its basic duties toward users by failing to disclose that ‘innocent’ software updates would negatively impact their phone use
CEO of SpaceIL says if $30 million isn’t raised this year, seven years of development will be wasted and nonprofit will have to drop out of Google moon-landing competition
SpaceIL needs another $30m to finish building the spacecraft. Billionaire and and ex-chairman Morris Kahn, who resigned on Monday, was perhaps making fundraising more difficult
David Kostman will share top job with founder Yaron Galai