The 'Rooms of Tranquility' program treats children's prolonged reaction to trauma in the rocket stricken city.
0 commentsAbsorption Ministry, JA closing center as part of streamlining measures to save state millions of shekels. Absorption Ministry, JA closing center as part of streamlining measures to save state millions of shekels.
0 commentsHigh-tech workers, especially software engineers, were hardest hit, with 690 fired in November and December, compared to 100 in parallel periods.
with Moti Bassok 0 commentsThe report states that 418,000 families were living below the poverty line, representing 1.63 million people, 777,400 of them children.
0 commentsCompared to the tumult in Ashkelon, the stream of job seekers coming to the employment office in Sderot is thin.
0 commentsDr. Abu al-Aish whose daughters were killed by Israeli fire: 'we're all human beings, there's no difference between us.'
0 commentsEilam Gross, professor of physics at the Weizmann Institute and musician, Rehovot
0 commentsThe animal compound consists of geese and cages with hares, chinchillas, hamsters, parrots, iguanas and rats. It also has fish tanks.
with Haaretz Correspondent 0 commentsStaff at far-flung Beit Alfa absorption center to be replaced, number of residents reduced following protests.
0 commentsRecommendations made after residents at Beit Alfa absorption complain of meager stipends and lack of employment.
0 commentsMeager stipends and the distance from industrial centers have brought 750 Ethiopian immigrants to penury.
0 commentsAbout 75 Jerusalem voters living in Tel Aviv take bus to the capital to vote for secular candidate.
with Haaretz Correspondent 0 commentsHealthy Min. says there has been an increase in sexually transmitted diseases among prostitutes and clients.
with Haaretz Correspondent 0 commentsNoam Shalit had asked for Sarkozy's help in delivering letter to his son in the Gaza Strip.
with Haaretz Correspondent 0 commentsBusiness pushed into the open on the streets after closure of infamous drug den near T.A. bus station.
0 commentsVolunteers in impoverished Shapira neighborhood stack up foodstuffs to sell at cut-price rate.
with Haaretz Correspondent 0 commentsPolice still unsure what motivated Regina Kruchkov, 31, to kill her 4-year-old son Michael on Tuesday.
with Roni Singer-Heruti 0 commentsKidnapped IDF soldier has his third birthday since seized in cross-border raid by Hamas in 2006.
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