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When AI Interviews AI: Inside a Content Creator's Automated Job Hunt
An American content creator tested sending an AI agent to interview for him against an automated recruiter, resulting in hallucinated qualifications, botched salary negotiations, and an endless polite loop.
Jerusalem Launches Tender to Integrate New Immigrants into Local High-Tech
The Jerusalem Development Authority has launched a tender to recruit and place new immigrants into the city's growing high-tech sector, requiring experienced agencies to source tech talent from abroad.
Israel Labor Market Slowns in September Amid Holidays While AI Usage Surges
September data from Jobnet and Civi AI shows a seasonal hiring slowdown in Israel due to the Tishrei holidays, while the use of artificial intelligence tools more than doubled.
Israel Extends Reserve Recruitment and Unlawful Combatant Detention Frameworks
The Israeli government has approved extending reserve recruitment frameworks under Order 8 and the detention of unlawful combatants through November 30, reducing the reserve cap to 200,000.
What Does Your Coffee Cup Say in a Job Interview?
A viral TikTok video on job candidates bringing iced coffee to interviews sparked a US debate on recruitment standards. Experts discuss how cooling labor markets amplify minor behavioral signals.
AI and Fake Profiles Fuel Surge in US Job Scams, Costing Millions
Job scams in the US surged in 2024 with over 100,000 reports and half a billion in losses. AI tools and hijacked LinkedIn profiles are driving a massive wave of recruitment fraud.
FBI Launches New Recruitment Campaign on X to Find Next Generation of Agents
The FBI has launched a new recruitment campaign on X, featuring an Alaska field office video to attract skilled candidates for special agent roles to counter evolving threats.
Following the publication in "HaYom": IDF changes its handling of Haredi deserters
After the method of obtaining exemptions using medical documents during designated recruitment days was exposed, the IDF changed the procedure. Now, deserters claiming serious medical issues fear they will be harmed by the new policy. The IDF's response has not yet been received.
Graffiti for 150 shekels: The Iranian espionage price list
As part of the new case, one of the involved minors was arrested upon landing at Ben Gurion Airport. According to the indictment, the main defendant received a total of approximately 3,500 shekels. Also: one of the defendants sent a video of a well-known mall, deleted it, but continued contact with the agent.
Espionage Case: Minors Recruited by Iranian Agent
Minors from the Haifa and Krayot area were recruited by Iranian intelligence online. In exchange for thousands of shekels, they photographed strategic sites and engaged in incitement. The Haifa District Attorney's Office is filing an indictment today.
From Paratroopers to Technology: Recruitment for Haredi Tracks Begins Tomorrow
Recruitment for Haredi tracks in the IDF begins tomorrow, offering opportunities for combat, technological, and logistical service. Units such as the Hetz company, the Hashmonaim Brigade, and the Netzah Yehuda battalion are already active in various combat zones. Service conditions are regulated by General Staff orders to ensure compatibility with the Haredi lifestyle.
Hashmonaim Brigade fails to meet recruitment goals for next cycle
Expecting a large-scale recruitment, the Haredi brigade prepared to open two companies and assembled double command teams. However, data reaching the IDF indicated only about 100 recruits, leading to the decision to open only one company.
Vacation to play GTA 6: The offer from a US unit to its soldiers
A US Army unit is offering its soldiers an unusual incentive in exchange for extending their service: a four-day vacation in honor of the launch of the highly anticipated game. The military views the gaming population as an important pool of potential recruits.
Bypassing AI on TikTok: The Gen Z trend that adults can learn from
A study found that nearly half of Gen Z use TikTok and Instagram to find a job. Employers are enthusiastic about the personality and energy of candidates, and experts clarify: "The change in recruitment processes is inevitable."
Even at Google, there are fears that AI will reject the wrong candidate
Google DeepMind researchers have acknowledged that internal AI systems may mistakenly reject job applications. As a result, they are asking candidates to fill out a special form to ensure their resumes reach human recruiters.
Testimonies from Gaza: "Hamas is recruiting teenagers with Kalashnikovs for money"
Exclusive: Gazans reveal how the terrorist organization is reasserting control, using hospitals as headquarters and suppressing dissent. Residents testify that Hamas has no intention of disarming and continues to intimidate the population.
IDF: 53% increase in ultra-Orthodox recruitment, 4,300 recruited in 2025
The IDF has recorded a 53% increase in ultra-Orthodox recruitment, rising from 2,811 in 2024 to 4,298 in 2025. This data was presented by the head of the Manpower Planning and Administration Division, Shai Tayeb.
Tender Bureaucracy: Why the Civil Service is Losing Talent
A study by Globes and the Israeli Citizens' Empowerment Center reveals that excessive formalization and a cumbersome appeals mechanism in the civil service are blocking the recruitment of qualified professionals. In 2024, there was one appeal for every 4.2 tenders.
How to identify and recruit real talent in the AI era? A new webinar with the answers
The AI revolution is transforming team building and candidate assessment. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how to adapt your recruitment processes.
Employment Service Announces Large-Scale Recruitment of Thousands of Workers
In collaboration with the Central Elections Committee, a major recruitment drive for logistics, ushering, and support roles will begin in about a week, connecting national staffing needs with job seekers across the country.