The Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) has released a safety guide to help parents navigate Roblox, a popular platform among children and teens in Israel.…
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) has released a safety guide to help parents navigate Roblox, a popular platform among children and teens in Israel. With customizable environments and global communication features, Roblox is both appealing and potentially risky. The guide equips Israeli parents and children with essential tools to stay informed and safe.
Read moreWe are pleased to share the final results of the Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) elections for the 2025 term. The Board of Trustees, composed of seven members serving three-year terms on a voluntary basis, is entrusted with shaping the organization’s policies and strategies and overseeing its professional management. Meet the newly elected members.
Read moreThe Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) received a Gigabit ranking from the global Internet Society for the fourth consecutive year, recognizing its exceptional performance and vibrant activity over the past year.
Read moreA joint symposium by the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI) and the European Union (EU) Delegation to Israel on December 9, 2024 brought together key leaders from civil society, media, the diplomatic corps and the private sector to exchange ideas on how to tackle the unprecedented challenges in combatting disinformation and protecting digital integrity.
Read moreAs of March 9, 2025, pursuant to the decision of the Board of Trustees of the Israel Internet Association (RA), the price for registration of a domain name will be updated for the .IL and ישראל. domains to NIS 56 per year. The decision of the Board of Trustees was based on data presented by the Association’s professional staff, showing…
Read moreISOC-IL had the honor and challenge of representing the voice of Israeli civil society at the recent EuroMed Civil Society Conference “Reclaiming Our Shared Humanity: Countering Polarisation, Dehumanisation, and Radicalisation driven by the Middle East Conflict” in Barcelona.
Read moreISOC-IL collaborated with leading organizations across the tech, academic, and professional sectors to develop AI-driven solutions addressing the pervasive issue of disinformation. The final winners were announced at the grand finale earlier this month.
Read moreISOC-IL's engineering team presented a new approach to incorporating Kubernetes (K8s) and DevOps procedures into authoritative DNS systems at CENTR’s 25th R&D and 51st Tech Workshops in Frankfurt. Their research explored methods to implement authoritative NS instances as K8s pods, offering an alternative to traditional ANYCAST solutions. During the workshop, Meir Kraushar and Alexey Terentiev presented two distinct implementations that address the fundamental challenge of reconciling dynamic infrastructure with the traditionally conservative DNS structure.
Read moreAs of November 19, 2024, the Israel Internet Association (ISOC-IL) proudly welcomes Tucows Domains to its list of accredited registrars. Tucows is a seasoned Canadian company with extensive expertise in internet services, specializing in domain name registration. An ICANN-accredited registrar (ICANN being the international authority responsible for allocating internet names and addresses), Tucows ranks as the third-largest registrar globally, managing…
Read moreISOC-IL’s Internet Safety Hotline recently participated in Meta’s Trusted Partner training, strengthening its role in advocating for user safety on social media by staying current on platform policies and reporting protocols.
Read moreISOC-IL’s Arab Forum for Digital Inclusion led a multi-stakeholder assessment of internet infrastructure challenges in Negev Bedouin communities. The initiative combined firsthand field observations with expert roundtable discussions, bringing together social activists, civil society organizations, and local authorities to develop sustainable solutions for digital inclusion.
Read moreISOC-IL was recently invited to collaborate with the National Cyber Directorate's 119 Center on a specialized training program for cyber safety analysts, where it presented the extensive knowledge and expertise it has developed through its Internet Safety Hotline and BLOCK Cyber Protection Center.
Read moreISOC-IL research recently supplied important data for a policy paper by the Knesset Research and Information Center regarding online child safety. The paper compiles data and insights on children's content consumption in Israel, as well as recommended policies to enhance their safety online.
Read moreA special meeting of the Knesset Science and Technology Committee was convened to discuss new research by ISOC-IL that reveals the scope and nature of the challenges faced by the elderly in the digital environment, and points to measures that must be taken to adapt digital services to meet their needs.
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