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Category: Hitech
Iranian-affiliated hacking group has successfully breached the computer systems of 34 companies, with a staggering 32 of them being Israeli-based. This cyberattack was brought to light by researchers from ESET, an information security company, who released their findings on Monday
Sep 11, 2023
Category: Government
Following the weather, the Finance Committee has decided that it will work to determine compensation for natural damage under the law. This is in the wake of the damage done to business owners and private individuals in the intense wave of rains that hit Israel. The Capital Market Authority said about 4,500 applications were submitted to the insurance companies. The company's estimate indicates weather damage totaling NIS 130 million. The Deputy Commissioner of Fire said: We warned in advance that the systems would collapse. We need NIS 30 million, and the political situation paralyzes us...
Jan 20, 2020
Category: Government
The Ministry of Health will consider starting easing the closure in about two weeks if the morbidity data continues to fall. During the progress of the vaccination program will also be taken into account. Meanwhile, there is controversy in the government over whether to allow a large-scale opening of the economy as soon as there are two and a half million Israelis who will be vaccinated in two doses or wait until the vaccination of five million Israelis is completed. Our correspondent Liel Kaiser submits that at the current rate of immunization, such a wait would last three to four weeks....
Jan 10, 2021
Category: Hitech
The technology giant Google buys the Israeli BreezoMeter. Breezometer is a climate company founded in 2014 and engaged in predicting environmental hazards such as air pollution, pollen and fires. Its technology turns the information into insights and makes them accessible to consumers through apps, smart home devices, vehicles and more. Google has recently started adding air pollution indicators to its products such as the Pixel 6 mobile device and Google Maps and it is possible that it is interested in more comprehensive information than what it receives from its suppliers. Google...
Sep 21, 2022
Category: Government
The head of the General Security Service, Nadav Argaman, issued a stern warning about the extremism in the public discourse in recent times, and said that there may be people who will interpret certain statements as a call for physical harm. "The State of Israel regrets on its banner the principle of freedom of expression, this is an important and necessary principle in a democratic state," wrote Argaman, who did not coordinate the announcement with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "At the same time, in recent times we have identified an increase and severe extremism in the violent and...
Jun 5, 2021
Category: Hitech
Years of regulatory stagnation, problematic government policies and the relentless exchange of ministers in the responsible ministry have brought the Israeli communications market to a significant laggard vis-à-vis the Western world in terms of communications infrastructure - both fixed and mobile. An internal report by Dr. Ofer Raz-Dror, VP of Economics at the Ministry of Communications, presents a rather bleak picture of the country's infrastructure. Israel lags significantly behind the world in deploying stationary infrastructure and is below the EU average, very far from the...
Jun 27, 2021
Category: Communication
The Ministry of Communication is promoting a move designed to facilitate travel abroad and exempt Israelis from additional payment - and for this purpose last night it distributed information requirements to Israeli cellular companies, in order to get a snapshot of the field of roaming services. If in the past Israelis who flew packages abroad were also offered NIS 50, today most companies offer very high prices - for a package that includes about 1,000 minutes of conversation, 1,000 messages and a surfing package of about 10 GB, about NIS 300. The move by the Ministry of Communications...
Sep 1, 2021
Category: Financial
The bill proposing that the banks will be required to pay interest on the current account, which has already passed the committee of ministers and was supposed to go up for a preliminary vote in the plenary on Wednesday, is dropped from the agenda at this stage. Member of Knesset Yanon Azoulai (one of the bill's presenters), announced that "after consultation with Shas movement chairman Rabbi Aryeh Deri, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, and coalition chairman Ofir Katz, it was decided to wait with raising the bill, which would oblige the banks To pay interest on the current account...
Jun 28, 2023
Category: Real Estate
The latest data from the Central Bureau of Statistics underscores the severe challenges faced by the real estate sector, pointing to a historic low in new apartment sales. In October, amidst the outbreak of war, a mere 930 new apartments were sold, with only 89 benefiting from government housing programs and discounted rates per resident
Dec 14, 2023
Category: Government
The salary report for 2019 published today (Tuesday) by the Minister of Finance's salary, Kobi Bar-Natan, once again reports a particularly high salary paid to hundreds of employees in public bodies, up to an average monthly salary cost of NIS 119,000 for the 12 senior employees in the PA Airports. The report again includes serious data on huge wage gaps between men and women in public bodies, although the wage commissioner has made efforts in this area in recent years and told us today that "we see some improvement in this area." The wage gap between men and women continues to be high...
May 4, 2021
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