Esim

Israeli eSIM company VOYE Global is launching a family eSIM account ahead of the Tishrei holidays, allowing multiple family members to share a common data pool managed through a central account.

Fighters operating in southern Lebanon used eSIMs, inadvertently connecting to local Lebanese networks. The IDF fears geolocation risks and information leaks, and has ordered soldiers to delete the apps and tighten security protocols.

A new study by the international research institute Kantar and Voye Global reveals that eSIM packages have overtaken traditional Israeli cellular providers (34%) to become the primary communication choice for Israelis traveling overseas.