
They Just Wanted to Help a Few Hungry Israelis. They Ended Up Replacing Israel's Welfare System
Danielle, Leah and Alma wanted to help people during the coronavirus crisis. Soon enough they were feeding tens of thousands of Israelis
Danielle, Leah and Alma wanted to help people during the coronavirus crisis. Soon enough they were feeding tens of thousands of Israelis
Technology has made it cheap enough for independent news outlets to operate without compromising on their activism ■ New study shows how 'obsessive' behavior makes militant journalism possible
The feminine color of power, the color of hope, optimism and love: Activists explain how pink spread from a small group of artists to take over the protests
Five demonstrators were fined for staying at a protest encampment near Netanyahu’s’ official Jerusalem residence despite renting an apartment less than a kilometer away from the site
Activists say they have uncovered at least three suspicious accounts, and are investigating over a dozen more, which they charge are part of an operation to turn the public against the anti-Netanyahu protests
Jerusalem residents’ petition over demonstrations at PM’s official residence opposed by police as potentially striking blow to freedom of expression
They've chosen the path of solidarity, compassion and cooperation, unlike the aggressiveness and competitiveness they say they were taught in Israeli society
The prime minister offers limp condemnation for injured protesters over social media and seems to be fueling extremist right-wing violence
Public Security Minister Amir Ohana is reportedly furious that police aren’t cracking down on anti-Bibi protesters, further alienating him from the majority of the mostly progressive LGBTQ community
In meeting with police chief, Public Security Minister Amir Ohana suggests making anti-government protests move to another site, but police say it can't be done
Numerous protesters report getting calls from police officers fishing for information; covert intelligence gathering is legitimate, police responds
The latest in five major demonstrations in a week drew in new forces – restaurant owners, environmental groups and youth movements, who joined no less than 50 other groups
Under new agreement, workers will receive a one-time coronavirus stipend and wage increases starting July 2021
As the coronavirus ravages the Israeli economy and job prospects wither, young Israelis are waking up to a new reality – and they’re holding one man responsible
Israel’s social workers are entering the third week of a strike in which they are demanding improved pay and working conditions
Organizations representing the self-employed and anti-Netanyahu protesters will hold a joint demonstration Saturday in Tel Aviv’s Charles Clore Park
Police say they would approve the protest, set to take place at Rabin Square, at a different location that could safely accommodate the several thousand people expected to attend, but organizers say they would turn to the court
'We're young and no longer willing to shut up and be nice,' says one of the thousands of demonstrators who turned up near the Prime Minister's Residence angry and bold
Union of Social Workers says it is preparing for a long-term strike in wake of the 'Finance Ministry's ongoing disregard' ■ Strike is expected to impact some 1.5 million people
'Black Flag' movement continues demonstrations against prime minister, on trial for alleged corruption and accused by critics of attempting to subvert democracy
Protesters, holding signs with slogans expressing frustration over low salaries, heavy workloads and violence against them, demonstrated in dozens of cities
Some of the activists intend on sleeping in tents on Rothschild Boulevard for the coming days in a move reminiscent of the 2011 social protests
Organizer says many fear consequences of speaking out on women’s rights, meaning the 50 people who turned out in Rahat was a relatively large protest
After incident was filmed, senior police official said officer’s actions were unnecessary and extreme, and that the officer in question would be reprimanded
Protesters say parts on unity deal may be illegal ■ Separate rallies across the country protest inadequate economic response to the coronavirus crisis
'The worst thing I’ve gone through is seeing my wife afraid, crying and trembling at night. The state is abandoning us'
Eitan Mahareto, 24, who was already on probation, is being indicted for his alleged actions during massive protests in July against the shooting death of Solomon Teka by an off-duty police officer