Doctor knows best? Israeli women speak about traumatic birth experiences
"They tell you that the most important thing is that the baby comes out healthy, and that makes you think ...
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According to the two parties pushing these changes, a new law would let communities separate the two sexes even in ...
Some 30,000 Filipinos are currently working in Israel, mainly as caregivers.
It appears that Israel’s national religious public has realized that they cannot integrate into the country’s academic, economic, and governing ...
Layoffs expected to save Israel's national air carrier $88 million per year. Some workers to be given early retirement, others ...
Move driven by Labor's concerns that come the March 2 vote it will fail to pass the electoral threshold. It ...
Parties on the Right and Left are already looking into possible electoral gambits for the next round of voting.
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Official says recently elected party leader Amir Peretz inherited a party that was "wrecked," with a deficit of 8 million ...
Despite left-wing bloc all but tied with Right, Democratic Union and others say results could end Netanyahu's premiership.
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