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The 2025 Webna Conference on Digital Innovation in Arab Society Held in Nazareth

The Webna 2.0 Conference, held in Nazareth on September 16, 2025, marked the second annual conference on internet and digital communication in Arab society, co-led by the Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) and its Arab Expert Forum for Digital Inclusion in Israel, and supported by the Internet Society Foundation.

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This year’s theme centered on the AI revolution and its implications for digital inclusion, safety, and skills development. The event brought together over 200 participants—including entrepreneurs, educators, and digital leaders—to explore challenges and opportunities related to AI literacy, digital rights, and online protection. 

Highlights included the presentation of the new research study conducted by ISOC-IL on AI usage patterns among Israel’s Arab population and the effects of these tools on Arab society.

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The conference also included panels addressing algorithmic bias, AI safety risks, and strategies for reducing the digital divide, alongside practical workshops on generative AI, misinformation detection, and digital content creation. 

The closing plenary underscored the critical need to equip Arab youth with high-quality digital education and skills as a pathway to expanded professional opportunities and full participation in the digital economy. The event exemplified ISOC-IL’s commitment to inclusive access, digital resilience, and community empowerment, in alignment with its mission to promote an open, safe, and trustworthy internet for all.

Learn more about our efforts to promote digital inclusion in Arab society in Israel: Arab Society in Israel.