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The Knesset’s Committee on the Status of Women and Gender Equality convened on Wednesday, October 6, to discuss reports of sexual harassment and other forms of abuse of employees at Kan, the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation, following reports published by Tamar Kaplansky last July in Haaretz alleging dozens of instances. According to these reports, based on testimonies…
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…
Thousands of daycare center workers held a protest march in Tel Aviv on Sunday, October 3, on the first day of an open-ended strike over wages and work conditions by staff of state-supervised pre-kindergartens. Protesters gathered in the city’s Rabin Square and then marched into surrounding streets, blocking traffic, to the square in front of the Tel Aviv Museum…
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…
Yesterday, August 1, farmers and agriculture workers protested in Jerusalem during the weekly Sunday morning cabinet meeting of the Israeli government. As the meeting was getting ready to begin, thousands of protesters converged on Jerusalem driving trucks, tractors and other agricultural vehicles to decry the government’s proposed neo-liberal reforms they call “destructive.” Last Thursday, July 29, farmers…
![Hadash activists demonstrate outside a major Tel Aviv construction site, Friday, July 2, where Mosab Al-Nagabi from Hebron in the occupied West Bank was killed in a work accident on June 20, 2021. The Hadash banner reads in Arabic and Hebrew: "The blood of construction workers is the fault ["on the neck"] of the government of Israel."](https://maki.org.il/en/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/2021-07-16-220x126.jpg)
Three Palestinian workers from the area of Nablus in the occupied West Bank were killed in Israel on Tuesday, July 13, in the same number of separate work-related incidents. Their deaths brought the number of fatalities in work accidents this year to 36, including 20 in the construction industry. Annas Walid Alzaga, 23, a resident of…
A new report released last week by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) reveals the scandalous exploitation of Palestinian workers who work both inside Israel and in the illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. High unemployment in the West Bank and Gaza is leaving Palestinians with little alternative to taking jobs in Israel…
Since October 2019, B’Tselem has documented 36 cases of Palestinian workers who have been wounded by live ammunition fired by soldiers or border police while attempting to enter or return from Israel through gaps in its illegal Separation Barrier. Many of these incidents have taken place in the town of Far’un, in the Tulkarm Governorate…
The total number of unemployed workers in Israel has risen to around 800,000, according to figures issued by the Central Bureau of Statistics and the Employment Service on Monday, February 15. This is a significant increase of more than 40% compared to the figure of 565,000 unemployed in Israel issued on in January 4. The large…