Report: 81% of Israeli Public Entities Meet Disability Representation Targets
Israel's 2025 Adequate Representation Report shows 81% of public entities met disability targets, with local authorities leading, up from 76% in 2024.
Israel's 2025 Adequate Representation Report shows 81% of public entities met disability targets, with local authorities leading, up from 76% in 2024.
Kashrut certification jurisdiction rules clarified by the Religious Services Ministry, requiring rabbis to serve only within their designated areas.
Nigeria's Federal Executive Council approved a $1 billion deal for an advanced communications satellite from Israel Aerospace Industries, boosting digital.
Karmiel's public transportation system is set for significant upgrades, including electric buses, updated routes, and new connections, starting Friday.
Givati soldiers refused a Gaza mission after a female paramedic joined their unit, citing religious objections. The IDF is investigating the incident.
Ariel, east of Tel Aviv, will connect to Israel's largest wastewater system, Shafdan, after decades of planning, boosting infrastructure and environmental.
Hamas and other Gaza groups have agreed to disarm and transfer control to a UN-recognized government, according to Nikolay Mladenov of the Board of Peace.
Israel's Noam Party seeks to disqualify the Ra'am Party from the 26th Knesset elections over chairman Mansour Abbas's comments on Israel as a Jewish state.
An Israeli national is missing in Nepal following a devastating landslide that destroyed five villages and killed at least 95 people.
Since the ceasefire began in October 2025, food prices in Gaza have dropped 74%, thanks to millions of tons of food aid entering the Strip.