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  • A CHILD plays in the sensory therapy room at Beit Issie Shapiro.

    Editor's Notes: Israel will be judged by its treatment of the weak

    And on another note: “Netanyahu has never respected the professional diplomatic corps,” explained Anshel Pfeffer.

  • Israeli NGO granted consultative status to U.N.

    Israeli NGO to consult for the UN's Economic and Social Council

  • Ruderman Family Foundation seeks more inclusion by Hollywood studies

    CBS made history when it became the first company to pledge it will audition actors with disabilities when new productions are picked up.

  • Disabled rights Israel

    Protesters on Highway 4 demand higher wage for the disabled

    "It’s a joke, you know. It’s funny to say that NIS 2,342 is enough to live on."

    By SARAH LEVI

  • Al Manarah director Abbass Abbass.

    In Nazareth, blind man's vision gives boost to region's visually impaired

    “Our own community is paternalistic and we are part of an Arab minority that is discriminated against. The main discrimination is in resources.”

    By BEN LYNFIELD

  • Konstantin Afinogenov (center) shows his Maccabiah medals with fellow team members.

    Loving the game, despite the odds

    Being confined to a wheelchair has not stopped Maccabiah Russian para-athlete Konstantin Afinogenov from pursuing his passion for sport.

    By NOA AMOUYAL

  • Jerusalem Double

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    Every week dostories365 in collaboration with The Jerusalem Post will bring you slices of Israeli life. This week - a look at Jerusalem Double, the first backgammon league for Jews and Arabs.

    By JPOST.COM STAFF

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    Protesters block roads as fight for increased disability payments continues

    Estimates for the cost of raising disability payments to equal the minimum wage have ranged from NIS 7 billion to 14 billion.

    By ELIYAHU KAMISHER

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