Communications Ministry
Movement for Quality Government demands answers over Channel 14's Jerusalem relocation deadline
The Movement for Quality Government in Israel asks the Second Authority to clarify its plans after the extension allowing Channel 14 to delay moving its news operations expires at the end of August.
Israel’s media reform isn’t deregulation - opinion
High Court temporarily freezes parts of Shlomo Karhi's broadcasting reform as petitions grow
What are some of the main laws pushed during Knesset's legislative blitz? - explainer
European Broadcasting chairman: KAN privatization will harm country’s democratic foundations
“Public service media play an indispensable role in fostering societies," EBU chairman, Noel Curran, wrote.
Protesters chain themselves to Communications Ministry calling for free press
Opposition leader Yesh Atid MK Yair Lapid previously called the bill an "an attack on Israeli democracy and on Israeli freedom of expression."
Can Israel navigate dissenting voices without undermining democracy? – editorial
'Haaretz' backlash highlights free speech, financial pressure, and democracy under stress/
Israel’s postal service to be privatized, communications minister announces
This marks the first time in Israel's history that the postal service will be managed by a private company.
Coalition advances bill to enable government control over television rating method
Attorney general's office said it was a "severe violation of the constitutional right to privacy."
Communications Ministry allows new use of cell infrastructure, seeking increased competition
Israel's Communications Ministry plans to increase competition by allowing new entities to enter the cellular infrastructure market, enabling 5G support.
Communications ministry announces lower prices for PlayStation 5 and baby monitors
The Ministry of Communications has introduced new import regulations aimed at increasing competition and reducing the cost of living.
'You will be buried next week': Israelis receive threatening text messages
Police said that "these are false messages, which only have the purpose of inciting panic in the public during wartime."
Communication companies face fines of Millions for extended response times
Communications Ministry to fine companies for prolonged response times at service centers, totaling around NIS 3 million, affecting Expon 018, Bezeq, Wecom, Yes, Pelephone, and Rami Levy.
