How do you say ‘urban renewal’ in Arabic? In Israel, you don’t
A collapsing infrastructure is a starting point in most Arab cities, and the government is not managing to find the means or cultural sensitivity to address it, new study finds
For Palestinians, Trump’s exit marks end of a ‘nightmare’
Palestinians are hoping that the Biden administration would reverse some of the decisions taken by the Trump administration.
COVID-19 highlights the haredi fissure in Israeli society – analysis
Deri realizes that the type of behavior being broadcast nightly into the homes of frustrated and angry Israelis could lead to a backlash against the haredi public.
COVID-19 underlines rabbis control over ultra-Orthodox, not the state
Less than two weeks ago, Netanyahu phoned Kanievsky junior to implore that his grandfather, for the first time during the pandemic, call for schools in the ultra-Orthodox sector to be closed.
Coronavirus in Israel: Cabinet extends lockdown until the end of January
Over 10,000 new cases recorded in 24 hours * Death toll stands at 4,080
Israel Police clash with ultra-Orthodox COVID-19 regulation violators
Ultra-Orthodox rabbinic leadership calls for community to get COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible.
After 50 years, Netanya orchestra fights to survive lack of funds
After a 50-year history of full performance seasons throughout Israel, the NKO is confronted with the possibility of extinction.
How the strong shekel is threatening Israeli high-tech
Multinationals with development centers in Israel could bolt due to the rising cost of manpower
First time: National Insurance Institute buys works of disabled artists
“I hope a day will come in which all government offices will display art made by people with disabilities,” one artist said.