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No videos, no revolution? Why the West is misreading Iran’s uprising

Analysis: Iran’s regime shut down the internet and convinced the world the protests were crushed. The reality is far darker. The uprising has gone underground, becoming more violent, more sophisticated and more dangerous, led by a Generation Z that is not backing down

Effi Banay | 01.22.26

After 200 hours offline, Iran restores limited internet access amid crackdown

Internet access has partially returned in Iran, though monitoring group NetBlocks says connectivity stands at just 2% as protests fade and authorities report thousands killed and arrested

Lior Ben Ari | 01.17.26

הפגנה בהאג הולנד בעד המפגינים מחאה הפגנות ב איראן עם דגל השאה ותמונות של רזא פהלווי

Iran uses military jamming to block Starlink, tightening grip on internet access amid protests

In further bid to crush unrest, Iran deploys military jammers to block Starlink, cutting off a key lifeline for protesters; emergency satellite access collapsed within hours, with more than 80% of traffic disrupted, a move analysts call a clear sign of distress

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.12.26

Widespread outage hits Partner, knocking out internet, mobile and TV services across Israel

Users report hours-long disruptions as customer support also down; company says issue resolved, with service returning gradually; HOT Mobile and Microsoft’s Azure also experience disruptions

Israel Wullman | 12.30.25

Pavel Berngoltz, co-founder and CTO of Fireblocks, and Yair Kalfer, founder of Magma Devs and one of the architects of Lava Network’s infrastructure

Lava Network, Fireblocks partner to set new standard for blockchain reliability

Amid rising demand for uninterrupted blockchain access, Fireblocks integrates Lava’s Smart Router to boost RPC performance and resilience for over 2,000 institutional clients, even as major cloud providers face outages in 2025

ynet Global | 12.22.25

Delta is first airline operating in Israel to offer free in-flight WiFi

Stay connected: While airlines operating routes from Israel charge for in-flight internet, Delta Airlines is breaking the rules | Here are alll the details

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 12.10.25

'It felt like I struck gold': The first time I watched porn

Four adults reflect on the first time they encountered porn—from TV films to online searches—and how those moments shaped them

Sapir Gordo | 11.30.25

Why are sharks attacking the internet?

Sharks have damaged critical internet cables in rare but real incidents, mistaking them for prey; as the digital world leans heavily on fragile infrastructure resting on the ocean floor, experts say outdated protections and marine curiosity are a risky mix

Ilan Levinsohn, Rinat Perera Danieli | 11.27.25

Widespread service disruptions reported as major platforms go down worldwide

Global users report widespread outages across Amazon Web Services, Instagram, Xbox and financial platforms; root cause still unclear as monitoring sites log cascading failures Wednesday evening

ynet Global | 11.26.25

New wave of Cloudflare disruptions hits X and other major platforms

About 20,000 users reported fresh problems with Cloudflare, just days after a major outage disrupted access to X, ChatGPT, Canva and other services, raising questions about the company’s ongoing network stability

Dennis Bihler | 11.21.25

Cloudflare outage disrupts X, OpenAI, PayPal and major online games

A widespread Cloudflare outage early Tuesday knocked major platforms offline, including X, OpenAI, and top multiplayer games, as the company investigates a server issue tied to scheduled datacenter maintenance

Dennis Bihler | 11.18.25

Canva, Venmo, Amazon and more: Top apps crash in widespread global outage

Millions of users locked out of major platforms as global outage hits Amazon, Snapchat, Roblox, Canva, Venmo and others; Perplexity CEO links disruption to issues with Amazon’s cloud service AWS

ynet Global | 10.20.25

‘We are blind’: Afghanistan faces nationwide internet blackout as Taliban blocks online access

Taliban shuts down Afghanistan’s internet and mobile networks, sparking panic and deepening economic crisis; women lose their 'last hope' of online education

Ynet | 09.30.25

Starlink begins operating in Israel, not in West Bank, Gaza

The prices for Starlink services are significantly higher than the average cost of fixed internet in Israel and do not include the terminal; subscriptions and equipment can now be ordered directly from the company's website

Ynetnews | 08.09.25

כוכב רשת אנטישמי ג'קסון הינקל ביקור ב תימן חות'ים

'The Jews did something': US podcast under fire for antisemitic segment on Holocaust

Fresh & Fit podcast caused global uproar after its guests claimed, among other things, that Hitler was 'a man trying to save the world' and 'we gotta kill' Jews, all while the hosts laughed and encouraged their guests to antisemitic incitement

Daniela Ginzburg | 07.27.25