Women Advancement Authority seeks to promote women in senior positions
The authority noted that current data indicates a degree of inequality in positions of authority.
Knesset fails to decide on protest regulations as Israel enters lockdown
Health Minister Yuli Edelstein attempted to bring emergency regulations to prevent protests from taking place Saturday night.
Eytan Fox’s ‘Rabbi’ will be first TV project for Tadmor Entertainment
Rabbi will be about a charismatic and influential Orthodox rabbi whose world collapsed when he was accused by teenage male students of sexual advances.
Pathological perversion: Assi Meshullam presents an altar of pain
Sculptures showcased by Meshullam form a peculiar place of worship, in a partially successful attempt by the artist to offer an antidote to the religious visuals we know
Navy, Defense Ministry test new naval missile system
System will be integrated onto the Sa'ar 5 and Sa'ar 6 corvette missile ships
Netanyahu’s tirade against protests reprises German ‘stab in the back’ myth
The demonstrators outside his Jerusalem home will soon be known as 'Balfour Criminals' – as in 'November Criminals'
As jobless number climbs, businesses brace for lockdown, beg for exemption
Tech sector should remain relatively unaffected, but lockdown could spell disaster for manufacturers, who say less than 1% of their workforce has tested positive to COVID
Israel army joins coronavirus fight, but it’s an uphill battle
Current rate of infection makes it hard for the army to operate its (growing) contact tracing system ■ What could explain the army chief's cautious approach
Netanyahu wages a holy war against protests. It’s already claimed the first casualty
Suffocating Israel's economy will carry a heavy price, and the infringement on the rights of Israeli citizens will be felt long after the virus is history
