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“There are no borders in cyberspace. We have to fight global terrorism together.”
15.04.24
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James Spiro
In 2024, cyberattacks threaten our infrastructures and institutions during wartime and election seasons. It’s time for global cooperation and a shared language in cyberspace, says Gaby Portnoy, Director General at Israel National Cyber Directorate.
Election security: Defending democracy in today’s cyber threat landscape
14.04.24
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Omer Grossman
4 billion people across 50 countries face elections this year - questions are being raised on how to keep them safe from cyber attacks
Moscow on the Yarkon: Fighting for Israel's future
20.03.23
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Sophie Shulman
As a teenage immigrant to Israel who grew up in a non-democratic regime in Russia, Calcalist's Sophie Shulman knows Israel may not be perfect, but it is home and she will fight for it
"We are sorry the high-tech industry has only just woken up, but we have arrived, and we will do whatever it takes"
29.01.23
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Sophie Shulman
The high-tech industry has an image of being disconnected, but the impending judicial reforms have resulted in the sector mobilizing like never before
You want democracy? Wake up!
12.07.22
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Yoel Esteron
“Those who dream of a ‘strong leader’, who despise civil rights and believe in a state of Jewish religious law will not be able to eliminate democracy if the drowsy majority, tired of poor politics, comes out of its indifference,” said Calcalist’s Publisher Yoel Esteron
“It is not for Silicon Valley leaders or tech startups to determine the future of our democracy”
10.07.22
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James Spiro
Norms are being smashed by private tech companies and governments have finally decided to catch up.
The war on democracy has not ended
02.08.21
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Yoel Esteron
Coronavirus can’t be an excuse for delaying the treatment of the underlying problems in Israeli society
The next war scares me even more, and it's not against Hezbollah or Iran
23.05.21
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Yoel Esteron
"I still estimate, hope, that most Israelis prefer to live in a democracy. The problem is: They are certain that democracy is here forever, can be taken for granted, is secure. Therefore, they observe the writing on the wall with eyes wide shut," writes Yoel Esteron
“We need to be proactive, to seek out multiple sources of information, and to check and verify the information we’re getting”
29.03.21
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CTech
Michael Matias is joined by Larry Diamond, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, to discuss the idea of liberal democracy and freedom of information
Former IDF cyber chief warns of red-lines being crossed and the erosion of Israel’s democracy
21.08.20
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Sophie Shulman
Avenr Paz Tzuk talks to Calcalist about the ethics of surveillance, his faith in education and his fear of a military brain drain
Israel’s democracy is Covid-19’s latest victim
07.07.20
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Yoel Esteron
Fatigued by battling a health and economic crisis, Israelis are too apathetic to fight for their democracy
In Israel, Arab Voters Vote Less, Data Shows
17.09.19
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Shahar Ilan
The number of eligible voters from Israel’s largest minority increased significantly since 1992, but low voting rates diminish their electoral power, according to data gathered by Arik Rudnitzky of the Israel Democracy Institute
The Fake News Debate is a Distraction, Says Information Era Intellectual Yochai Benkler
08.12.17
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Uri Pasovsky
The web needs a reboot. Commercial companies and governments have found new ways to wield power and need to be limited, says the Harvard researcher
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