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Elon Musk becomes richest man in history, report says

Tech entrepreneur snags new title with a valued net worth standing at over $300 billion; fortune expected to rise following Trump's election victory

News agencies | 11.24.24

Elon Musk's X launches X TV App for smart TVs, aiming to become a video-first platform

New app aims to revolutionize X by offering a variety of video content, live events and streaming services on smart TVs

Ynetnews | 09.04.24

X goes down in Brazil, following court order

Brazil is a significant market for X, with tens of millions of users. The shutdown led to difficulties using other social media platforms and a surge in sign-ups for alternative platforms like Bluesky

Ynetnews | 09.03.24

Jenna Ortega says left X after getting sexually explicit AI images of herself as a 14-year-old

'Did I like being 14 and making a Twitter account because I was supposed to and seeing dirty edited content of me as a child? No,' actress says in interview

Ynetnews | 08.26.24

Elon Musk's new AI tool has dangerous potential

The tech entrepreneur's new Grok 2 generative AI model available on X draws wide attention for lack of censorship and depiction of real people including Trump and Harris

Israel Wullman | 08.22.24

X says it is closing operations in Brazil over court threats

X remains available to the people of Brazil despite the closure of its offices

Ynetnews | 08.19.24

Trump says if he were president 'Iran would not be attacking'

In a long and chaotic interview with Elon Musk on X, Donald Trump attempted to reestablish himself as the front-runner in light of Kamala Harris' recent surge in the polls; Trump interchangeably spoke about a wide variety of issues, including the recent assassination attempt, Iran's aggression, October 7, Netanyahu's speech to Congress and inflation

Gilad Meiri | 08.13.24

UK minister calls X 'a place of misery'

Jess Phillips, UK minister for safeguarding and violence against women and girls, scaled back her use of X (formerly Twitter) after Elon Musk's takeover

Ynetnews | 08.11.24

Israel's Ohana enrages Arab world with viral tweet

Knesset Speaker post Arabic language warning of Israel's wrath after air strike on Yemen; officials around the Middle East respond telling millions of followers to observe Israel's 'aggression' expelling Zionist colonialism'

Itamar Eichner | 07.21.24

Israel runs covert influence campaign targeting US lawmakers, report

Operation uses hundreds of fake online accounts to spread pro-Israel messaging but does not succeed in accumulating followers; Diaspora Ministry denies involvement

Ynet | 06.05.24

Turkish police detain father of Israel Border Policewoman over pro-Israel tweet

Following a tweet hailing those who protect Israel which included the photo of the officer, three family members who reside in Turkey, including her father, were detained in police stations across Istanbul; This incident could lead to law in Turkey to revoke the citizenship of Turkish Jews holding dual citizenship

Itamar Eichner | 06.05.24

Rafah or Rafael Nadal? Ben Stiller's viral social media post

Jewish-American actor posts Rafael Nadal's nickname following match, causing pro-Palestinians to praise him for 'standing up for human rights' only to later realize their error

Inbal Hananel | 05.28.24

Foreign Ministry is among top 3 most popular global social media accounts

Swiss consulting firm DigiTips finds that Foreign Ministry social media accounts were among the top 3 most popular in the world. With over 30,000 posts since Oct. 7, the most popular languages are English, Persian, Arabic and Spanish.

Itamar Eichner | 05.17.24

X introduces video and audio calls for non-subscribers

Feature will be available for free to non-paying X users as Musk hints at challenger to dominance of Google's Gmail and Microsoft's Outlook

Raphael Kahan | 02.25.24

Terrorists paid X for blue check, report finds

Nasrallah, the Houthis and other terrorist organizations paid for premium X accounts that gave them verification marks, increased exposure and access to advanced features, according to the Tech Transparency Project, an alleged violation of American sanctions; X removed some of the verification marks

Yuval Mann | 02.15.24