Social media in israel
Pete Hegseth just became Israel’s latest war-celebrity obsession
Until February 28, most Israelis had barely heard of him. Ten days later, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is one of the most prominent figures on Hebrew media, Instagram, and X.
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
The digital battleground of social media: Embracing cyber advocacy for Israel’s defense - opinion
Israeli politicians' Facebook policies come under fire
Should elected officials be allowed to block people from their social media accounts?
Who is likely to post a Facebook profile photo in a bathing suit?
The team looked at all 1,000 public profile pictures of Israelis on Facebook.
The brainlessness of the media
There is no alternative but for the media consumer to be ever vigilant.
Instagram stars capture Israel unfiltered
Vibe Israel brings five top photographers to tour Holy Land. “These guys, they’re more powerful than movie stars,” says founder.
CNN’s ‘Believer’ criticized for portrayal of ultra-Orthodox
Comment: Reza Aslan goes inside the world of haredim in Israel, with his own agenda in mind.
JPost on Instagram
The Jerusalem Post on Instagram: @thejerusalem_post
Twitter social network with most antisemitic content, survey finds
The study, commissioned by the World Jewish Congress, was conducted throughout 2016.
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A view from east to west
The 0202 website provides translations of east Jerusalem and haredi media, for greater understanding of our fellow city dwellers.
‘Facebook bill’ passes first reading
Legislation draws criticism and questions about effectiveness.
Is Netanyahu's 'war on the media' working?
This year marked a new record for the deteriorating relationship between the prime minister and the media, and many fear his conduct is damaging free press in the country. Will 2017 be any better?