Integration
Aliyah and Integration Ministry director-general speaks at 'Post' Washington Conference
“Israel wants you. Israel needs you.”
Immigration files surge in Europe, 'Israel wants olim,' aliyah director-general tells ‘Post’
Wasted potential: The urgent need to close Israel’s Arab employment gap - opinion
A new chapter for hassidim and the IDF - opinion
New NIS 225m. program launched to integrate Arab workers into hi-tech
“The more we succeed in integrating more Arab workers into the Israeli high-tech industry, the more we will succeed in bringing Israel's economic growth to additional segments of the population."
Gov't approves NIS 156 million budget for Ethiopian-Israeli integration
Aliyah and Integration Minister Tamano-Shata also hopes to bring 3,000 of those remaining in Ethiopia to Israel by the end of 2022, as part of the “Rock of Israel” operation she initiated last year.
Superbus to integrate 22 new lines into Jerusalem
The lines will be added gradually, with the first new line beginning on Friday.
Regev approves flights with 780 additional olim to start on Tuesday
Most Israelis now recognize Novy God, but still feel it's not Israeli
While most Israelis now recognize the Russian Novy God holiday, over 70% still do not see it as part of Israeli culture.
Integrated business model win-win for Palestinians and Israelis
Ever since the Oslo Accords of 1993, various attempts at segregating our populations have resulted in limited markets and heavily regulated trade.
For immigrants, too
National service paves a road to social integration
New govt program aims to provide free training, job placement in hi-tech
We Code aims to recruit young people from diverse populations – Arab-Israelis, Ethiopians, people with disabilities, ultra-Orthodox- as well as from the social periphery aged 25-30.
MKs scold ministries for mistreating Anglo immigrants
“We are not looking for excuses,” committee chairman Avraham Neguise (Likud) told the ministry officials at the meeting. “We are looking for solutions."
Panel: Integration of Ethiopians progressing well
The prime minister's office counted various successes in the absorption program.
