
The Ministry of Communications and the Second Authority update
Idan Plus broadcasts may be disrupted due to security operations; the Second Authority is working to reduce the impact.

Idan Plus broadcasts may be disrupted due to security operations; the Second Authority is working to reduce the impact.
Israel's Ministry of Communications awarded contracts to Telran, Partner, and Pazzal, bringing universal fiber-optic coverage within reach.
Israel's Communications Ministry awards its third fiber-optic tender, with Telran, Partner, and Puzzle set to connect thousands in challenging areas.
Israel is expanding its public shelter internet connectivity plan with an additional NIS 1 million, enhancing emergency communication and safety.
During the Iran war, cellular companies will provide free remote learning access for ultra-Orthodox students, preventing extra costs for families.

Israel's Ministry of Communications cuts wholesale fiber optic prices by 20%, aiming for cheaper, faster internet and nationwide competition for all citizens.

Israel's Ministry of Communications inaugurates a new cell site in Neot Hovav, Negev, enhancing coverage for residents and road safety on Highway 40.
Israel is investing 4 million Shekels ($1.28M) in Western Negev communications innovation, uniting tech giants and startups to advance infrastructure.
Israel's Ministry of Communications and Innovation Authority invest NIS 4 million in a new Negev technology center to boost innovation and resilience.
Israel's Telecom Ministry fines Bezeq Intl. $175,000 for repeated violations of license terms, including exceeding average waiting times for customer service.