Intel's Israel operations have been leading some strategic developments in the area of computing, security, and next-generation communications.

Whistleblower Chris Wylie told the British Parliament in a special hearing yesterday that Israel intelligence gathering firm Black Cube was hired to undermine the Nigerian president.

The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority says it has opened a probe into Facebook's activities, following the alleged personal data breach of millions of Facebook users by British data firm Cambridge Analytica

Israel may become the first country in the world to issue tax bills to these companies.

Space Tag's creators have studied the human brain and even the Sahara Desert ant, to develop a social navigation and mapping system that's built on crowd tagging.

Two years ago, Itay Eshet's daughter told him she wanted a Facebook account. She was 10 years old. Facebook's great, Eshet told her, but it's not for kids. So instead they built a new social network for preteens called Nipagesh, which means "let's meet" in Hebrew.

Facebook finally plants a flag in Israel: Mobile analytics company Onavo has been acquired by the international social network giant for a reported $100-$200 million. As a result of the acquisition, Onavo will become Facebook's first office in Israel.

People often say that the best way to find a partner is through mutual friends. Well, have you met Migo? It's an Israeli service that harnesses the power of social media to get you a date or let you play matchmaker.

After months of speculation and reports of an offer by Apple that was rejected, it seems that Waze has found a buyer. Israeli financial magazine Calcalist reports that Facebook will pay up to $1 billion for the Israeli social GPS startup.

Crazy for Facebook? Be careful! Researchers from Tel Aviv University have discovered that in some cases, social networks such as Facebook cause psychotic episodes and delusions.

When you post a photo of your kids on Facebook, more often than not, it will be viewed by people other than your family members, who might not catch it on their newsfeed at all. Israeli startup Famil.io is trying a different approach.

Two young Israeli entrepreneurs have set an ambitious goal for themselves – promoting world peace. Using a video chat platform on Facebook, their system matches people from conflicting backgrounds to interact and find common grounds.

Many startups have tried to take the videos your friends share on Facebook and turn them into video programming, but no one has quite done it like Social Studios. The Israeli startup has teamed up with actress Noa Tishby to produce an Entertainment Tonight-like show that features your Facebook timeline.

A new Facebook app launched recently by Israel NewTech enables users worldwide to get a better understanding of just how much Israeli cleantech companies influence the global market.

There are more than a billion users with the ability to "like" content on Facebook. If we also count tweets or "+1s", we might be nearing 2,5 billion users who can show their appreciation of online content. And yet, after that click, nothing happens. Sharepops is a website add-on that allows sites to offer something in return for online dedication.