Ports
Hezbollah killed Lebanese figures threatening to expose 2020 Beirut port blast plans, IDF reveals
The four individuals allegedly assassinated were customs department officers and journalists who pointed to Hezbollah's connection with the deadly explosion.
Russia's Novorossiysk port resumes oil loadings after Ukrainian attack
Ashdod Port and Chartered Group sign strategic innovation and investment agreement
Cruise company unveils massive plan for 2027 – 500 cruises and private island
Sinking corruption
Taxpayer cash has been lavished on Israel's ports. It is time union kingpins understand that this is not their money but ours.
Ashdod port workers' sanctions prevent delivery of wheelchairs to disabled
Hundreds of new wheelchairs purchased by the Yad Sarah charity are held up at port during peak Passover season.
Workers at Ashdod port strike over safety vests
Port union declares strike after 2 members of workers' committee were suspended; labor court to discuss issue on Sunday.
Labor Court to hand down decision on port strike in coming days
Labor federation submits to court an interim study analyzing the effect new ports would have on workers.
Court allows Port tender freeze to lapse
Private companies will be able to submit applications starting on Monday for the building of ports in Ashdod and Haifa.
High Court upholds port tender suspension
Court of justice rejects petition by the state against two private ports, upholding a National Labor Court decision to temporarily suspend their tenders.
The real threat to democracy
Why bother electing governments if unelected legal officials can bar them from setting policy?
Peres awards prize for volunteerism
David Shporer of Jerusalem and Hannah Laor of Tel Aviv are living evidence that one is never too old to give of oneself and to do for others.
Eini requests PM appoint negotiator over ports
Request comes after National Labor Court ruled Histadrut could not strike until Sept. 1 over gov't plans to reform ports.
Treasury seeks to overturn Labor Court ruling to suspend port tenders during union talks
Labor Court postpones possible port strike for at least a month, but economic repercussions of pulling tenders released in July could potentially be more damaging.