It’s called Mobli, and everyone from Kim Kardashian to the guy next to you at the conference is using it

In a new, 21st century twist, candidates only make it to the final rounds via YOUR vote.

Apparently getting three stars isn’t enough….

Israel is actually ranked second in the world in terms of “Facebook penetration” – 90 percent of Israelis have an active Facebook profile, compared to around 60 percent in the U.S.

It’s hard to imagine that a website started in a Harvard dorm room would, in just a few years, impact military policy halfway across the world.

President Shimon Peres, Israel’s eternal child has joined the 2.0 revolution.
We’re proud to present the Shimon Peres show, coming to a computer near you.

As part of a new effort to showcase Israel’s armed forces on an international level, the IDF is developing a unit designed exclusively for social networking. Experts on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are arming themselves to the tweet to create an open and unfiltered look at some of the cool things happening every day in the Israeli army.

Following the success of the 140 Characters Conference (#140conf) in New York, social media guru Jeff Pulver has announced today that the next event will take place in Tel Aviv from October 7-8, 2009.

Jewish Week reporter Sharon Udasin sat down for an interview with Israel’s Consul for Media and Public Affairs in New York, David Saranga, as he winds down his four-year term.

The Western Wall in Jerusalem has officially opened a Twitter account. Now you can tweet your prayers through cyberspace.