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Nearly three million Israelis face food insecurity, including one million children, report finds
A report from the National Insurance Institute (NII) shows a slight improvement in access to food across Israel, but it also shows that geographical and economic food inequality persist.
Nova Festival memorial attracts 7,000 daily visitors
Israel’s Under-18 squad ready for its turn
National Library of Israel to put 300 workers on unpaid leave
Government employees earn 75% more than Israeli average; senior doctors among highest earners
The highest average wages were paid out to Israeli state-owned firms, starting with the ports in Haifa, where workers earned NIS 28,790 per month.
Police detain Gideon Levy of Ha'aretz in Samaria
Levy and a photographer were taken in for questioning at the Samaria subdistrict under suspicion of violating the ban on entering area A and for attacking soldiers.
National Lottery withdraws Landau Prize to poet Yitzhak Laor
Widespread protests on social media arose against the pronouncement to award the prize to Laor due to complaints he had sexually assaulted numerous women, over several years.
A Fresh Perspective: Simply put - The Right does good, the Left does bad
The Right is still trying to fix the various economic problems that plague Israel due to the socialist policies with which leftists have led the country since its inception.
Grapevine: Celebrating in sign
BGU was recognized for its exceptional support offered to students and staff members who were called up for active reserve duty during the war in Gaza this summer.
City Notes: Gov’t approves 1st stage of investment plan for Druse, Circassian communities
A roundup of local stories, from Tiberias to Tel Aviv to Beersheba.
Likud attacks Liberman for willingness to align with Herzog
Likud says voting for Liberman will help the left wing win the election.
Liberman open to coalition with either Herzog, Netanyahu
Foreign minister says he was being talked into forming an alternative government till the very last minute.
Book Review: Finding optimism in tragedy
Anita Diamant’s fictional heroine could be anyone’s Jewish grandmother.
Lots of fun Hanukka options
Here are some entertaining ways to spend the holiday in Israel’s national parks and the outdoors.