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Only Woman in Role – Lowest Pay

Israel's Equality Commission filed a NIS 157,000 lawsuit against a university lab for gender pay gaps, discrimination, and violating an employee's rights after.

Regav initiative: Transport Ministry boosts public transit security

Israel's Transport Ministry launches a new security unit for public transit, implementing a zero-tolerance policy against violence to ensure driver and.

Israelis, Gazans arrested for smuggling banned goods

Israeli civilians and Gazans arrested for smuggling banned goods into Gaza, strengthening Hamas. Shin Bet and police uncover wide network exploiting aid entry.

Israel-US-Latin America Meet in DC

Israel, US, and Latin American foreign ministers met in Washington to discuss economic and innovation partnerships, with 2026 designated as a year of focus for.

Majority of Israelis Avoid Expressing Political Views in Public: Survey

A new Israeli survey reveals most Israelis avoid expressing political views publicly amid rising polarization, a 'real danger' to democracy, warns President.

PFAS pollution found at Tel Aviv’s Dov Field

PFAS pollution found at Tel Aviv's former Dov Field airport, prompting expanded soil and groundwater investigations by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.

Holiday hours change for Authority offices

Rabbi Uri Sadan elected Savyon local council rabbi

Rabbi Uri Sadan was elected Savyon's local council rabbi, filling a vacancy since 2016. This marks a significant step for residents, bringing stable Torah.

Three Killed on Highway as Israeli-Arab Homicides Surge

A surge in Israeli-Arab homicides continues as three men were killed on a highway near Kfar Saba and Ra'anana, bringing the 2026 death toll to 32.

Vulnerable Israelis Overcharged in Property Taxes, State Report Finds

Israel's State Comptroller reveals a report finding vulnerable Israelis overcharged municipal property taxes. Two in five complaints were justified.