Military leaders and politicians are using religious messaging to justify the war with Iran, which is concerning as the ...

Israel has launched a dating app for people in bomb shelters during missile alerts. It lets singles see who else is nearby ...

Israel's government faces backlash for launching a bomb shelter dating app, criticized as insensitive amid ongoing conflict with Iran.

A military conflict has erupted in West Asia as Iran attacks its neighbouring Gulf states in retaliation for the United ...

In a post on X, Israel’s ministry of foreign affairs spoke about several “creative” tools being used even during “missile fire”. These included a dating app that shows “who’s single even under fire”, ...

The Israeli government’s "bomb shelter dating" app and shower risk predictor have sparked intense internet backlash. While meant to show "love goes on," critics have slammed the initiative as ...

A post by Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs promoting a QR-based “bomb shelter dating” concept during missile alerts has ...

As missile attacks continue in West Asia, Israel has launched innovative apps to connect with others and manage disruptions during air-raid sirens, which includes a dating app.

The 'Bomb Shelter Dating' platform reportedly displays singles who are also taking refuge nearby. “Shows who’s single because even under fire, love goes on,” the ministry wrote on X.

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