Israeli emigration has doubled in two years, leading experts to urge the government to create stronger ties with citizens abroad.
Israel’s deepening divides call for a new model of unity through diversity, with dialogue and mutual responsibility crucial to preventing future conflict.
In order to live where we live, and to continue to do so in relative safety, the army needs more men – as it has told the government repeatedly over the past year.
The event sought to bring people together in unity, song and prayer.
For the first time in IDF history, all soldiers are now allowed to grow beards without special approval, marking a major shift in military regulations.
The key findings reveal that 41% of participants experienced peritraumatic distress – an intense emotional and physical reaction during or immediately after a traumatic event.
Imagine a family restaurant with leaky plumbing. Its owners find themselves repeatedly mopping the floor instead of fixing the pipe. This analogy illustrates our approach to public systems in Israel.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Given the current understanding of the importance of public infrastructure, Israel's government have a rare opportunity to invest smartly in public and invisible infrastructure.