Parliamentary elections in Israel: Elections without elections or “Only Bibi”?
The Israeli election campaign has reached its climax: the submission of party and bloc electoral lists for the 21st Knesset elections ended on February 21.
Author: Kaminnyk
Decentralization: power to every home.
Imagine: your voice is heard in every home, in every corner of the country. This is the idea of decentralization – a change in the model of the state that is designed to make each of us an important link in decision-making.
Social Dialogue
Modernizing Social Dialogue: Labor Rights and New Immigrants in Israel’s Changing Workforce Israel’s traditional labor framework, centered around the Histadrut labor federation, faces mounting criticism for failing to adapt to 21st-century workplace realities. This outdated system, rooted in 1930s labor paradigms, primarily serves established…
Language Minorities in Solidarity
Russian Speakers: Israel’s Overlooked Minority Israel’s Russian-speaking community represents one of the nation’s largest linguistic and cultural minorities, rivaling the Arabic-speaking population in size. United by their Soviet and post-Soviet heritage, this group faces unique challenges in contemporary Israeli society. Viewing Russian speakers through…
The “Vagin March” in Haifa, or the “Russian Trace” in the Israeli Elections
On October 30, 2018, Israel will hold municipal elections in which Israelis will vote for mayors and local councilors.
Unlike previous elections, which were held on a normal workday, this time it was decided to declare an official all-Israeli day off.
Haifa Format
The Haifa Format public initiative emerged at the end of 2017 as a tool for public diplomacy. There are many Israelis in Haifa who come from Russia, Ukraine, and the regions of Lugansk and Donetsk, all of whom have been affected in one way…
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