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Iranian cyber attackers, linked to the Muddy Water group associated with the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence, have launched targeted phishing campaigns against Israeli journalists and media organizations, according to a report released by Check Point and revealed by PC. The Muddy Water group executed two significant phishing campaigns in recent days, focusing on leading media outlets, prominent journalists, as well as tourism and health organizations in Israel. The attackers utilized hacked legitimate email addresses to send deceptive messages, posing as medical and nursing centers or...

The Orcam company founded by Amnon Shashua and Ziv Aviram is laying off 62 employees, most of them in Israel. The company, which was founded in 2010, distributed hearing letters before layoffs to 62 employees, who make up 16% of the company in Israel. The company did not respond. Recently, the company underwent a significant change when Amnon Shashua, one of the founders of the company, stepped down from the position of CEO and transferred the position to Elad Zarfati, who worked with him at Mobilay. Zarfati led a significant reorganization plan as part of a response to changes in world...

Shelley Greenspan, who is responsible for Jewish community relations on behalf of the Biden administration, issued a statement on behalf of the White House according to which "the United States is ready to act if an entity hostile to Israel considers trying to incite or expand this war." The announcement detailed the aid, weapons and ammunition that the US recently transferred to Israel, including Iron Dome interceptors, a fighter squadron and two aircraft carriers. About US citizens who live, work and travel in Israel", it was further stated

Petah Tikva Mayor Rami Greenberg is the head of the local authority that was questioned on Monday by the National Fraud Investigation Unit (JHA) in Lahav 433 on suspicion of a case involving offenses of fraud and breach of trust, extortion, abuse of power, bribery and conspiracy to commit a crime. Allowed for publication this morning. Along with Greenberg, who previously served as a police detective, three of his associates were questioned

The Central Beverage Company (Coca Cola Israel) will pay an administrative fine of NIS 36.4 million after abusing its monopolistic position in the beverage market. This is according to the final calculation of the fine approved by the head of the competition court, Judge Tamar Bezek-Rappaport. The original fine imposed in 2019 was NIS 39 million. The ruling indicates that the Competition Tribunal accepted the commissioner's position regarding six law-breaking practices, which constitute an abuse of monopolistic power, which the company has taken over the years

Five months after the agreement reached between Channel 10 and Channel 13 regarding the merger, members of the Second Authority Council approved the merger. Eight council members supported the merger, and only the head of the Second Authority, Yulia Shamalov-Berkovitz, objected

The Ministry of Health updated tonight (Saturday) that 4,595 people have been diagnosed with Corona in the past day. Thus, the number of infected people in Israel since the outbreak of the epidemic rose to 721,759. Yesterday, results were obtained for 75,587 tests, of which 6.8% were found positive. The test data and their results are not final and may change in subsequent updates from the Ministry of Health. The number of active patients is 61,920. The hospitals house 1,534 patients, of whom 315 are respirators and 1,002 are seriously ill. Currently, 5,340 people have died from the corona...

About 60% of men who studied high-tech subjects such as computer science earn more than NIS 13,000 net per month, compared with 41% of women who studied these subjects. Overall, 53.8% of those who studied high-tech professions earn this wage. This emerges from data published by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS).This is a new survey that examines the relationship between higher education, employment and income in high-tech among graduates of first degree studies who began studying in 2010-2011, and that women generally study fewer professions that characterize the industry. They did...

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the organization of developed countries of which Israel is also a member, warns the Israeli government and recommends that it not increase government spending in a broad and permanent way, since such an increase may increase inflationary pressures and result in the need for a tightening of monetary policy, that is to say, Additional interest rate increases - this is what the organization's economists write in an updated global report published today (Tuesday). The organization also estimates that the level of interest in...