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Israeli public transport fines amount to NIS 24 million in 2023

Transport Ministry to Knesset: The more enforcement, the fewer fare evaders. MK Yitzhak Pindrus: Inspectors lack proper service awareness.

By UDI ETZION
17/03/2024

Majority of Jewish Israelis believe Gantz should remain in government - poll

Although Netanyahu will still enjoy a majority in Israel's parliament if National Unity leaves the government, the party's exit is widely viewed as a trigger that will lead to protests.

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara vote in the municipal elections in Jerusalem

Israelis more satisfied with local than national authorities, poll finds

Tachlith Institute's poll shows Israelis favor local authorities over national institutions, especially during the war, signaling potential reforms.

Bennett, Yossi Cohen vying to head Israel's right-wing after Netanyahu

A joint Labor-Meretz party would win seven seats, according to the poll

Women in Israeli government offices earn NIS 3,300 less than men

According to Treasury data, the average 2022 salary in government offices is 18,029 NIS per month, with women on average earning 17% less than men

Israel 'weakened from within' by people currently in gov't, Lapid says

Lapid to Conference of Presidents: Commitment to hostages is part of what separates us from our enemy

Arab-Israeli, leftist politicians blast gov't intent to limit Temple Mount visitation on Ramadan

Israeli-Arab and left-wing politicians viewed the decision as an attempt by Ben-Gvir to collectively punish Muslims.

The urgency of urban renewal; it directly impacts human lives

Report from the Knesset: Elazar Bamberger introduces urgent government plan for urban renewal in earthquake-prone cities.

The Government Housing Plan's 2024 highlights

Ministers presented NIS 2.5 billion housing plan for upcoming year, officially approved by the government. Here are some key highlights.

Israeli lawmaker: 'We need date for elections, Lapid and Liberman should join gov't'

In an interview on 103FM radio, MK Matan Kahana said an election date must be set: "After such a tragedy, we have to turn to the public, we need to regain their trust."

By 103FM VIA MAARIV ONLINE
05/02/2024
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