Safety
Wolt risks being shut down as Road Safety Authority files police complaint over courier violations
In a letter to the head of Israel Police Traffic Division, Assistant-Chief Haim Shmueli, Edrei called for a criminal investigation into the company and its CEO, and immediate enforcement measures.
Meta, Tiktok, X lose legal challenge against UK regulator Ofcom over online safety demands
How community review systems drive operational transparency in online services
'Milk faces more regulation than AI,' emergency brakes must be implemented, says Microsoft pres.
We all share responsibility to report cases of domestic, sexual violence - opinion
We cannot leave the detection of distress and the act of helping solely to the authorities or professionals. Each of us carries the ability – and the obligation – to pay attention, ask, and report.
Critical timing: Why the first and last minutes of a flight are the most dangerous
Studies show that 80% of air accidents occur during the first and last 11 minutes of a flight, meaning pilots must maintain absolute focus during this critical window.
After three children die in 24 hours, child welfare organization advises caution this summer
Over the past five years, some 236 children were killed in traffic accidents and another 79 from drowning, according to data collected by Beterem.
Council of Europe: United to keep Europe a safe home for the Jewish people, now and in the future
Ben-Gvir says Netanyahu offered him position of foreign minister, but he refused
“The PM offered me the position of foreign minister—but I refused,” Ben-Gvir said during a visit to the town of Omer.
New in the construction industry: Smart safety videos for foreign workers – powered by AI
The Ministry of Labor is launching an innovative initiative: Videos based on artificial intelligence and digital avatars aiming to combat fatal work accidents in the construction industry.
Child injured by firework at Teddy Stadium during Beitar Jerusalem match
Beitar Jerusalem condemned the actions of the individuals involved and pledged full cooperation with the investigation.
Preventing the next tragedy: Lessons to learn on cable car safety
Some have called for the establishment of an international regulatory body—similar to the International Civil Aviation Organization—to oversee cable car operations worldwide.
Going on a trip? Here's how to protect your home from break-ins
Passover is the holiday of trips, but how can you travel with peace of mind?
One in six Israelis faces crime in 2024, CBS report finds
The survey revealed that 15% of adults experienced some form of harm, ranging from sexual harassment to online offenses.
