Israel has lessened the number of hours single mothers are permitted to study and work and still receive a subsistence allowance, justifying move on the fact that few took advantage of the benefits – after gov't failed to inform the public
This year, construction mishaps have claimed the lives of 30 workers and two passersby however only one third of all accidents were examined
National Insurance Institute director general cites 'objective distress,' saying within a few years income will be smaller than payments
City taxes hiked up to pay for urban renewal projects after Interior Ministry fails to implement discounts passed by lawmakers two years ago
288 women denied entry so far in 2018 on suspicion they planned to work in prostitution, reflecting increase in trafficking after visa requirements eased
The ministry’s internal forecasts show that if no dramatic change occurs in the inventory of public housing the number of people on the waiting list is expected to reach almost 28,000
Rejection of compromise proposed by High Court leaves decision to the justices
An Israeli construction company must pay $16,500 in compensation to Katy Karkolov, a crane operator who refused to work during a period of high winds, whereupon she was fired
Contrary to Labor Ministry’s bombastic claims, only $115,000 in penalties have been collected from construction firms
Israel is adding apartments to the pool but can’t keep up with increasing number of eligible poor families
Officials attribute the development mainly to economic incentives and not due to any true need for asylum
Almost half of Israel's government institutions are failing to meet a new law that requires them to fill at least 5% of jobs with handicapped workers
The adjudicator accused “infiltrators” of “rampant crime.” Lawyers and human rights organizations: This is a political manifesto citing false reports the tribunal head heard in the media
Death toll at construction sites is higher than in the same period in 2017
The United States was ranked worst while Brazil was ranked best by the International Detention Coalition
The men, both in their 30s and from the West Bank, fell from scaffolding that broke loose from the 15th floor of a building under construction
In light of fatal stabbing attack three years ago, police geared up for prospect of violent counter-demonstrations
The memo of the bill comes a year after a High Court challenge to the state’s policy that prohibited adoption in Israel by anyone other than ‘a man and his wife together’
State makes up for some of that, but deducts up to 60 percent in taxes from funds it transfers to mothers
The interior ministry has denied the family's request over the father's criminal record, which dates back 12 years and had been expunged by Belarusia