As of September 1, 2026, the new WHOIS Registration Information Display Policy for .il and ישראל. country-code top-level domain registries, has taken effect, significantly…
Read moreAs of September 1, 2026, the new WHOIS Registration Information Display Policy for .il and ישראל. country-code top-level domain registries, has taken effect, significantly limiting public access to personal registration data.
Read moreA new ISOC-IL study highlights a concerning rise in teenagers’ reliance on AI chatbots not only for information and assistance, but also as friends, confidants, and even romantic partners.
Read moreBetween April and June 2026, ISOC-IL delivered training sessions across five newsrooms, reaching 79 journalists, as part of ISOC-IL’s project “Strengthening Digital Capacities and Information Integrity among Israeli Journalism Students, Scholars and Practitioners.”
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (RA) hereby announces that effective August 27, 2026, Bezeq International Ltd. will no longer provide services as an accredited registrar for the .il and ישראל. Registry. As of this date, the management rights of all domain names previously handled by Bezeq International Ltd. have been transferred to LiveDNS Ltd., in accordance with an independent commercial agreement…
Read moreISOC-IL has taken part in a series of academic and professional forums across Israel, bringing researchers, activists, journalists, and public institutions together to respond more effectively to information integrity threats.
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) welcomes the publication of a special report by the State Comptroller on Israel's national preparedness for foreign influence operations. The report draws extensively on ISOC-IL research, policy papers, and public interest initiatives focused on information integrity, digital resilience, and the risks posed by online manipulation.
Read moreIsrael's leading messaging app now supports ישראל. domain names, making the use of the new IDN an even more compelling choice for local individuals and businesses.
Read moreExplore interactive data on reports received by ISOC-IL’s Internet Safety Hotline in 2025, revealing the online harms people encountered, the platforms on which they occurred, demographic patterns, and changes in reporting trends over time.
Read moreTwo ISOC-IL studies presented at the annual conference of the Israel Communication Association explored pressing issues shaping Israel's digital landscape, from disinformation during the Israel-Iran war to digital inclusion in Ultra-Orthodox society.
Read moreThe new educational mobile app "BADOOK!" was developed and implemented under the academic guidance of Dr. Jonathan Mendels from the Mofet Institute, as part of ISOC-IL’s Disinformation Resilience Israel (DRI) project supported by the European Union, to strengthen information literacy skills.
Read moreThis study addresses the growing need to strengthen journalistic capacity and offers an applied model for journalistic capacity building through professional journalist training conducted in cooperation with civil society organizations, adaptable to various information environments facing similar challenges in the age of information disorder.
Read moreISOC-IL delivered trainings in digital investigations, online verification and fact-checking tools to undergraduate students in journalism and communication programs at leading universities as part of a project funded by the European Union and implemented by CFI, in partnership with Expertise France.
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) marked the 40th anniversary of Israel's national Internet with a landmark conference celebrating four decades of technological innovation. Held at the National Library in Jerusalem, the conference brought together many of the pioneers who have built and developed Israel's internet alongside leading voices shaping its future.
Read moreAn annual review of registrations, usage trends, and technical developments in Israel’s national domain namespaces, .il and ישראל.
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