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Tens of thousands of protesters gathered at Jerusalem Monday evening, June 17, in front of the Knesset for a demonstration against the far-right government, urging early elections and a deal to secure the release of the hostages held in Gaza. “No, we won’t agree to a reckless government,” “Bibi go home,” and “No to fascism”…
Two hundred medical residents resigned Thursday following the neo-liberal government refusal to allocate previouslyapproved funds that would go towards efforts to shorten shifts. While the government had originally agreed to shorten shifts by April this year, a July announcement said that the change would be pushed off until September 2023, angering the residents, citing “procedural…
Medical interns disrupted Prime Minister Yair Lapid’s speech with cries about the long hours worked by medical staff. Lapid of the centrist Yesh Atid party launched his election campaign in northern Tel-Aviv on Wednesday. Although the Health Ministry promised last October to speed up the implementation of a plan to shorten shifts for residents from 26 to…
A thousand medical residents, interns and students of medicine marched through the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday night, October 9, to protest the government’s decision to continue its policy of 26-hour shifts for most doctors during their residency. The protestors claim that if the current suggestions are implemented, only 10% of junior doctors working at hospitals…
More than 2,600 medical residents resigned from their hospital positions en masse Thursday, October 7, to protest the 26-hour shifts they are forced to work, telling the far-right government that it is in the national interest that patients in hospitals be treated by doctors who are not too exhausted to provide proper care. The resignation…
Hundreds of resident physicians, interns and students of medicine demonstrated last Saturday night, September 25, in north Tel Aviv outside the home of Economy Minister Orna Barbivai to protest her intention not to adopt the outline of shortening of shifts that the young doctors and students have been demanding: reducing hospital shifts for these personnel from…
13,000 administrative workers and support staff from 30 government hospitals across the country are threatening to strike on next two weeks if no agreement is reached between the Finance Ministry and the Histadrut over 200 positions that are meant to expire this month. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, government hospitals were allowed to…
Doctors, interns and medical students in Israel staged a day-long strike yesterday, Monday, May 10 that ended this morning, Tuesday. The Israel Medical Association (IMA) called a 24-hour strike and staged several other protests that began at 7 am Monday morning, over fears that 600 doctors who were employed as an emergency measure during the COVID-19…
![Interns and students of medicine protested, last Monday, December 14, near the home of Health Minister Yuli Edelstein, demanding that the regime of 26-hour shifts for medical interns not be reinstated. The sign held in the foreground at left reads: "26 – This won't end until [the shifts] are shortened." The banner at right reads: "We won't go back to 26." Three of the demonstrators were arrested by police.](https://maki.org.il/en/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/2020-12-18-220x126.jpg)
Three protesters, medical interns and students, were arrested by police when dozens of them gathered near the home of Health Minister Yuli Edelstein in Herzliya Pituach on Monday night, December 14, to demand changes in their work conditions. The crowd of protestors was forcibly cleared from the scene by police. The protesters chanted “We will not…
Nurses throughout Israel returned to work Tuesday morning, July 21, ending a one-day strike. The Nurses Union and the Finance Ministry reached an agreement at midnight on Monday to end a general strike that began earlier in the day over labor shortages at Israel’s medical centers. The agreement will see the addition of 2,000 temporary nursing…