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A Palestinian bus driver was violently attacked on Friday, August 13, by an Israeli settler who refused to wear a face mask when asked to do so by the driver, Zo Haderech has reported. The driver, Muhammad al-Qaq, 47, from Silwan in occupied East Jerusalem was evacuated to the Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.…
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…
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…
An international campaign against union busting was launched on Wednesday, February 24, at the Israeli branch of a multinational food delivery company. 10bis (Ten Bis – a play on words in vernacular Hebrew for “Give me a piece”), the Israeli branch of the Just Eat Takeaway.com centered in The Netherlands, is denying its workers the right…
Thousands demonstrated against Israel’s far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Caesarea and at intersections and on overpasses nationwide for the 30th consecutive week on Saturday, December 16. They demanded that the premier resign over his indictment on graft charges and his mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Jerusalem, several thousand protestors gathered…
More than 30 prominent human rights organizations and trade unions from Palestine and Europe have submitted a report to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, demanding that CAF (Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles) from the Basque region of Spain be included in the UN database of businesses involved…
With the support of the Hadash workers faction, the Histadrut Labor Federation, Israel’s largest workers union, threatened on Sunday, November 8, to launch a general nationwide strike, demanding to pay wages to workers obliged to undergo quarantine amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The union announced a general labor dispute, meaning that in 14 days it can legally…
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…