The Israeli Internet Association (ISOC-IL) has officially launched its first-ever TikTok account, marking a new step in its digital and educational outreach efforts. As…
Read moreThe Israeli Internet Association (ISOC-IL) has officially launched its first-ever TikTok account, marking a new step in its digital and educational outreach efforts. As part of the launch, ISOC-IL has introduced a tailored campaign for teenagers, encouragingcritical thinking and active participation online.
Read moreIsrael Internet Association (ISOC-IL) has released new online guides in Hebrew and Arabic to empower users against disinformation on social media. Developed in partnership with FakeReporter, these hands-on resources focus on simple, practical ways to detect fake profiles.
Read moreThis summary presents the main findings of a Hebrew-language publication that provides civil society organizations, media professionals, and government actors in Israel with guiding principles and best practices for addressing online disinformation and strengthening civic resilience.
Read moreDr. Sharon Bar-Ziv warns of a dramatic shift in online harm driven by accessible AI tools, and the consequences for young people in particular, calling for updated digital literacy, faster educational response mechanisms, clearer labeling of AI-generated content by platforms, and shared responsibility in safeguarding the digital sphere
Read moreAt a special January 2026 session of the Knesset Science and Technology Committee focused on AI-driven influence operations ahead of the 2026 elections, ISOC-IL played a key role in providing real-world evidence of the urgent need for global social media and digital platforms to ensure users’ safety and security.
Read moreOn January 21, 2026, Design and Computer Science students from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design and the Hebrew University presented their projects. Two student teams created and designed digital projects for ISOC-IL focused on combating disinformation.
Read moreOn February 9, around 100 environmental and climate professionals, scientists, media experts, and activists gathered at the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History in Tel Aviv for a high-level event on combating disinformation in the environmental sector.
Read moreISOC-IL’s Academic Relations and Digital Outreach Specialist, Yarden Amir, presented research-based findings from the digital field at a special session of the Knesset Committee for the Advancement of the Status of Women and Gender Equality.
Read moreOn January 30, the 6th Independent Journalism Conference at Ariela House, Tel Aviv’s central library, served as an effective platform for fostering dialogue among over 500 attendees including journalists, researchers, activists, and policymakers.
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) is pleased to announce the official results of the recent elections for ISOC-IL’s Board of Trustees.
Read moreISOC-IL presented its study “Ballistic Fakes: Disinformation and Fact-Checking Efforts during the Israel–Iran War" at a NATO Contact Point seminar on December 1, 2025 for NATO representatives in Israel on the impact of disinformation on military operations.
Read moreAs 2025 draws to a close, ISOC-IL has once again been awarded the prestigious Gigabit rank badge by the Internet Society, the highest rank attainable within the organization, in recognition of its exceptional performance and vibrant activity over the course of the past year.
Read moreAn empirical study by ISOC-IL and the Applied Science Communications Research Group at the Technion's Faculty of Education, Science and Technology examined the Israeli public's consumption of current events and science-related content, as well as their exposure and responses to disinformation.
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) is proud to announce the successful completion of the Digital Desk Journalist Fellowship Program, an initiative of ISOC-IL’s Disinformation Resilience Israel (DRI) project, supported by the European Union.
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