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Physicians organized in the Israel Medical Association (IMA) union are preparing to commence a strike in the coming days if the Finance Ministry does not agree to continue funding the salaries of some 600 doctors and 1,600 nurses who were hired during the COVID-19 crisis. The Finance and Health ministries initially committed to fund the…
![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…
A delegation of doctors organized by Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) entered the Gaza Strip on Thursday morning, December 3, to provide free treatment for hundreds of Gazans impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. The delegation is the first of its kind from Israel to enter the Palestinian enclave since the start of the pandemic in the…
Eight days of strike action by technicians at publicly-funded testing labs ended Sunday evening, September 6, after an agreement was reached with the Health and Finance ministries that will include a wage increase for workers. The final details of the agreement are to be ironed out in the coming days, a statement said, but noted it…
![Public lab workers demonstrate outside of the Prime Minister's official residence in Jerusalem on the third day of their strike, Tuesday, September 1. The placard reads "4 billion [shekels] to private laboratories on the backs of the public labs."](https://maki.org.il/en/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-09-04-220x126.jpg)
The Histadrut (General Federation of Labor in Israel) leadership approved unanimously Tuesday, September 4, the proposal of its chairman Arnon Bar-David to declare a general work dispute throughout Israel’s public sector. This will allow the Histadrut to call a general strike of Israel’s 700,000 employees in the public sector in 14 days. The labor dispute is…
Around 2,000 laboratory workers employed at some 400 state-run labs started an open-ended strike on Sunday morning, August 30, amidst a pay dispute with the Treasury. Following reports that the far-right government has begun diverting tests to very expensive private labs, the chairwoman of the Union of Biochemists, Microbiologists and Laboratory Workers, Esther Admon, wrote in…
Medical lab workers announced on Sunday, August 16, that they will begin an open-ended strike in two weeks after negotiations between the workers and the Finance Ministry “blew up.” “Sadly the government ministries disparage us and drag their feet. No one in Israel’s government is in a hurry to regulate the activities of public laboratories and…
The Nurses’ Union launched a nationwide strike Monday, July 20, following the refusal of the government to meet their demands to fund as many as 2,000 new nursing positions. A day earlier, an inconclusive meeting intended to forestall the strike by nurses around the country was held between the head of the union, Ilana Cohen,…
Thousands took part in protests against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his neoliberal government’s confused and inconsistent response to the coronavirus throughout Israel Saturday evening, July 18, including the two largest demonstrations in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. In both cities, 4-figure protests initially began in areas designated by police but later spilled over into the…
During recent days, thousands of citizens of Israel have taken to the streets in numerous and diverse protests, all of them somehow linked to the political, social and economic upheavals so exacerbated by the coronvirus crisis. Several protests were originally scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday May 13, to coincide with the swearing-in of the new Netanyahu-Gantz government.…