Social media in israel
Israel Katz and the Likud are ‘boom-boom-booming’ politics away – opinion
Regardless of who is competing in Israel’s upcoming elections, what must remain a top priority is to keep an eye on which politician intends to do what with the power bestowed upon them.
Pete Hegseth just became Israel’s latest war-celebrity obsession
Police arrest Tel Aviv resident for plotting to assassinate scientist for Iran
Israeli gov’t spends NIS 27m. on pro-Israel content on social media; most gets taken down
Why are terrorist groups allowed on Twitter?
Beyond legal action, Twitter's own terms of service explicitly ban support for terrorism.
Monica Lewinsky tackles cyber hate in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
In the era of social media the landscape of human dialogue has changed, Lewinsky told the audience at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
MEDIA COMMENT: Pluralism? It depends
A different mantra, pushed by our capitalist society, is the need for competition and the reduction of government involvement in the operations of private companies.
Media Comment: The darker side of media bias
The media’s fulcrum is still way off-center, and the results of its framing and agenda-setting capabilities are overwhelmingly left-leaning.
Le terrorisme à l'heure d'Internet
Encore une fois, il a suffi d’appuyer sur le bouton al-Aqsa pour enflammer les réseaux sociaux. Et réveiller les pires démons. Décryptage d’une vague de terreur d’un genre nouveau
Heroism and the upside of social media
Never before has there been such graphically detailed accounts of shocking events so readily available for all to see.
Social What?
Social media has now established itself as perhaps the best way to receive up-to-date news as soon as it’s released.
Facebook profiles touting hateful names will be removed
Edelstein: adding "Death to Arabs" and "Death to Jews" to Facebook names is incitement
IDF worries over troops' use of social media
WhatsApp messaging about the Gaza war last July and August was the challenge to operational security that prompted the most discussion in meetings.
Facebook ‘likes’ Israeli elections for first time with ‘I voted’ button
Could Facebook’s new feature turn the election?