The IDF in one breath turned the civil war in Syria into a major threat justifying an increase to the defense budget, even though the war there actually removes the threat of a war against the crumbling Syrian army.
by Reuven Pedatzur 0 commentsThere is one bureaucrat for every citizen in Israel, but in too many cases applicants don’t get the treatment they deserve. At the Interior Ministry ... it’s systematic. It’s no to asylum on humanitarian grounds, no to resident status on humanitarian grounds.
by Rachel Neeman 0 comments
The tax hike, effective January 2014, will apply to flats that are empty nine months a year.
by Nimrod Bousso 0 comments
Without the integration of the Haredim and the Arabs into the economy, the state will have difficulty sustaining itself over time. The government must make dealing with these two communities one of its top priorities.
Haaretz Editorial 0 comments
Often not, but one company called By the People gives silicon wadi’s seniors a second chance.
by Haim Bior 0 comments
Despite a significantly decreased debt load that allows company to proceed with developments, Lev Leviev is chief among those who believe the debt settlement was unfair.
by Michael Rochvarger 0 comments
Religious Services Minister Naftali Bennett promotes reform that will streamline marriage process, through 'Tzohar Law.'
by Yair Ettinger 0 comments
The Fresh Paint art festival is ignoring the protests of art purists and officially featuring design for the first time in its succesful five-year history.
by Yuval Saar 0 comments
