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Humor, restraint: This is how Israel's spokespeople navigate the media battlefield

At the Jerusalem Post event 'The Second Front,' the government’s English spokespeople Eylon Levy and Tal Heinrich present the challenges of informing the world about what’s going on in Israel.

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Local authorities filled void: underground war room, armed men and babysitter

Local authorities fill vacuum: Two heads of settlements share crisis management & aid details on ‘Black Saturday,’ stressing citizen participation's pivotal role in Israel's October 7 wake-up call.

Negev Bedouin decry government’s ‘lip service’ over lack of bomb shelters

According to the Knesset Research and Information Center 21% of the schools in the Bedouin sector in the Negev have no protection at all.

Direct coalition funds to the war effort, now - editorial

Today, as Israel faces an unforeseen expenditure of enormous proportions and an economic crisis that may linger for years, using these funds for anything else is downright scandalous.

Evacuees from southern, northern Israel need comprehensive support - editorial

It is crucial to call upon the authorities to streamline support for the affected people.

Gov't could free up over NIS 2.5 billion by closing redundant ministries

Out of 32 current ministries, 25 could be said to be standard ministries that are essential to running the country as a Jewish and democratic nation.

Israeli faith in gov't at lowest in at least 20 years - poll

Only 20% of Israelis still have faith in the government compared to 28% in June with the majority of the dip coming from the Right.

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