Orthodox rally for a more kosher Internet
An upcoming haredi Orthodox mega-rally in New York about the dangers posed by the Internet has a promotional Twitter account.
An upcoming haredi Orthodox mega-rally in New York about the dangers posed by the Internet has a promotional Twitter account.
The higher one\’s income the more likely he will be connected to the Internet, a new survey of Israelis\’ Internet use has found.
Israeli scientists and the entrepreneurs who bring their innovations to market have accomplished some remarkable feats during the Jewish state’s 64 years. Israel has long had dairy farms, despite not having any pastureland. Today, thanks to drip-irrigation technology, its desert regions produce quality wine.
A French anti-discrimination group is taking Google to court for offering to search if celebrities are Jewish.
To celebrate the 64th anniversary of Israel’s founding, StandWithUs released a new social media application that the pro-Israel educational nonprofit hopes will help expand its impact on Twitter and Facebook.
Google\’s Street View in Israel will go online next week.
JERUSALEM — She’s young, smart and aims to help treat life-threatening diseases.
Gerald (Jerry) Estrin, a computer pioneer in the United States and Israel who built the first computer in the Middle East, has died.
While Passover is the time to clean out chametz, single Jews apparently will be cleaning out their social lives.
The owner and three senior employees of a haredi Orthodox website based in Israel were arrested on suspicion of extortion.




