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HOT Mobile sold to Delek Israel, Keystone, Leumi Partners in NIS 1.88b. deal, group says
“The company is now being sold at its peak, and I am confident that the new owners will maintain the service standards and nationwide coverage," said Tal Granot, CEO of the HOT Group.
Israel Police probe alleged catfishing of five women by female suspect
Iran using social media footage to target US troops, assets in Middle East
Samsung launches Galaxy Z Fold8 with wider screen, lower price in Israel with local carrier deals
High Court snuffs out hope for tech-savvy haredim - opinion
It is true that joining the kosher tier is voluntary, and no one forces the ultra-Orthodox to be ultra-Orthodox. But this is essentially a "no-choice" game.
Why does silencing your phone lead to more anxiety, not less? - study
People are glued to their phones and are constantly receiving notifications. So, some put their phones on silent. Does it really help calm down and lessen anxiety? New research says no.
Man who invented first cellphone says users need to 'get a life'
Martin Cooper, who invented the Motorola DynaTAC 8000x, said "You really spend five hours a day [on your phone]? Get a life!"
Police arrests 9 for ‘AirDrop’ of crash images aboard plane
Flight delayed at Ben-Gurion after passengers receive threatening photos.
Hendel announces reform of ultra-Orthodox kosher phones market
The reform, which will go into effect on July 31, was approved by Minister Yoaz Hendel after a round of consultations in the Communications Ministry.
Satellite imagery shows Russian ground forces approaching Kyiv
Cell service for Russian phone numbers reportedly blocked • Foreign volunteers to fight Russia will be allowed visa-free travel
The true story of the Netanyahu-Pegasus saga - exclusive
How does the police hacking program work? It takes a lot to hack into a cellphone.
Prosecution in Netanyahu trial: No police spying without court orders
The prosecution in Benjamin Netanyahu's trial asked for three more days to add information.
Who is profiting off the NSO Pegasus spyware affair?
The NSO affair has shaken up public opinion and the political system, but there are also big gainers.
Why have state probes become so popular in Bennett's government? - analysis
In a government that has a consensus about seeking punishments for its predecessors and not about what should be accomplished now, state commissions are a useful tool.
