Bezeq
Netanyahu trial judges consider summoning A-G in dispute over investigation approvals
No final response has yet been presented, leaving open whether Baharav-Miara will be asked to participate in a future hearing.
Netanyahu trial resumes as defense phase moves beyond prime minister
War profits: El Al doubles profit and Bezeq jumps 38%
Netanyahu cites security, diplomatic workload during Case 4000 testimony
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.
Government approves new accountant-general
Approval of Yali Rothenberg after Rony Hizkiyahu’s departure marks a win for Finance Minister Israel Katz.
Key state’s witness accused police in 2018 of evidentiary games to nail PM
The witness in question was former top Netanyahu aide and current state’s witness Shlomo Filber.
PA telecoms brace for losses after Bezeq gets West Bank license
Israel trying to ‘occupy the air,’ restricting technology, frequencies, Palestinians say.
Bezeq operating license for Area C formalized after 36 years
Settler housing approval in Beit El 'meaningless' unless army base moved.
Israel's Bezeq to double internet speed, eyes fibre network launch
Bezeq, Israel’s largest telecoms group, has long sought permission from the Communications Ministry to allow it to offer speeds of more than 100 Mbps.
Court rejects appeal: Two case 4000 suspects remain under remand
Their appeal came in light the so-called “texts affair,” in which it was revealed the Judge Ronit Poznanski-Katz and Israel Israel Securities Authority.
Israel's Bezeq to convert payphones into defibrillator stations
Bezeq has long attempted to get rid of the pay phones, which are hardly used but expensive to maintain.
Bezeq's Pelephone bids for Israeli mobile rival Golan Telecom
The proposal is valid until April 15 and is subject to various conditions, including signing a binding agreement.
Netanyahu’s lawyers: Positive coverage in media isn’t a bribe
The lawyers responded to Shimoni’s court ruling, which has similar characteristics to Case 4000.
