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Netanyahu trial resumes as defense phase moves beyond prime minister
Sunday’s hearing focused primarily on organizing the witness schedule and determining which defense witnesses will be called, rather than hearing new evidence.
War profits: El Al doubles profit and Bezeq jumps 38%
Netanyahu cites security, diplomatic workload during Case 4000 testimony
Netanyahu's criminal trial to resume Sunday after wartime court freeze
PM trial: Yeshua admits lying to Schocken after saying 'I never lied to you'
“I wanted to stop the campaign against Walla,” he said, under defense cross-examination.
Bezeq to install fiber-optic Internet in Arab educational institutions
The initiative is part of a five-year plan to bolster hi-tech within Arab society, sparked by an appeal by the National Council of Arab Mayors.
Prosecution preemptively strikes PM’s story on James Packer
The most notable of the three occasions that Netanyahu pushed for Elovitch to sell, was his request to sell Walla to Australian tycoon billionaire James Packer.
Elovitch to Yeshua: ‘I will kill you’ for offending Sara Netanyahu
Yeshua is testifying as part of Case 4000, the 'Bezeq-Walla Affair.'
Ex-Walla CEO: We nicknamed Netanyahu Kim Jong Un
The allegations in Case 4000 are that Netanyahu favored Elovitch’s Bezeq in communications policy in exchange for positive coverage from Elovitch’s Walla website.
Israeli tech companies volunteer for Good Deeds Day
Here are some of the activities Israeli companies have organized.
Bezeq, Hot bring superfast Internet to the masses
Bezeq will offer 1GB surfing speeds on its new fiber optics network for about NIS 170 per month.
Netanyahu, prosecution continue fight over evidence as trial nears
Ofer Golan appeals cell phone hack to broader Supreme Court.
Israelis spend 12 hours a day on screens, survey finds
"CoVID-19 has left us all in homes and changed the way we work, buy and study and most importantly emphasized the need for a stable internet that has become a basic consumer product in every home."
Bezeq signs 5-year agreement with workers' union
About 6,000 Bezeq employees were promised all rights, with “industrial silence” among them, as well as an improvement in wages and retirement conditions.