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The Knesset has approved on Monday morning, March 30, Israel’s 2026 state budget in its final reading, a move that prevents the far-right government’s immediate collapse and avoids early elections, locking in the political calendar for a vote expected in October. The vote concluded a tense, hours-long parliamentary session marked by opposition filibusters and repeated…
Because of the war, Occupational Safety and Health Administration faced a budget reduction of approximately 40% between 2023 and 2024, Deputy Head of the Safety Administration at the Ministry of Labor Ran Cohen told the Labor and Welfare Committee during a discussion on worker safety last month. During 2024, 69 workers in Israel were killed,…
Overcoming strong opposition from unions and civil society organizations and within his own fat-right government, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu managed to push an amended 2024 state budget worth NIS 582 billion ($155 billion) through the cabinet on Monday, pairing an overall spending increase of around NIS 70 billion ($18.6 billion) with widespread budget cuts on…
The far-right Israeli government has passed in the early hours of Wednesday a new two-year budget that solidifies the ruling coalition’s religious, pro-settlement agenda, as thousands of protesters demonstrated against the spending package outside the parliament building. The 2023 and 2024 budgets passed with a 64-56 vote – stalled by debates overnight and following weeks…
The Knesset passed early Thursday morning, November 4, Israel’s first budget in over three years. In a vote of 61-59, the coalition overcame the first in a series of hurdles as the government of far-right Prime Minister Naftali Bennett seeks to get a grip on its internal differences and the objections of the opposition to…
Israel has approved a budget of some 5 billion shekels ($1.5 billion) to be used to prepare the military for a potential strike against Iran’s nuclear program, Channel 12 reported Monday, October 18. Last month, Israeli army Chief of Staff Aviv Kohavi told the Walla news site that Israel has “greatly accelerated preparations for action against…
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…
Starting Tuesday, August 24, 1,500 medical technologists, including 150 operators of ventilators and ECMO heart-lung machines, will only be working until 3 pm and won’t be available for night shifts. These sanctions are part of these workers’ fight for better employment conditions and a continuation of their labor dispute that was first declared in 2019. The…