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Threshold conditions require 5 years of experience and a monthly salary of nearly NIS 32,000, with subsidies and tax benefits saving tens of thousands of shekels annually right away.
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Another day in Sderot
Let no one say “nothing happened” because that night’s rocket hit no home. Such statements are cruel.
Shabbat rocket attack strikes fear and concern in Sderot
More than 8,500 rockets have fallen on the southern Israeli city since 2001.
Giving Israeli youth under rocket threat a 'safe haven'
Meir Panim Youth Centers are built in existing bomb shelters in Sderot, making them friendlier and more welcoming places, rather than rooms that represent panic and fear.
Losing our protective edge
To prevent the next war, Israel needs a leadership that will work to change that reality, secure Israel and guarantee its existence as a Jewish and democratic state.
IDF 'not interested in an escalation' after targeting dozens of Gaza terror sites
The strikes were in response to a Gaza rocket that hit Sderot, Israel; Salafi group takes responsibility.
IDF turns up the heat in response to rocket fired at Sderot
Salafi group takes responsibility but army holds Hamas responsible.
Jewish disunity: Public figures nationwide discuss its dangers
Author Brandes: Jews here becoming more religiously tolerant.
Strengthening the minds and hearts of European advocates for Israel
Director of the Sderot Media Center discusses Israel advocacy
Sderot co-op marks beginning of bold initiative for periphery towns
40 cooperative supermarket branches to open in two years as part of joint Jewish Agency, Israel Venture Network project.
AMIT HaRoeh volunteers open ‘tranquility room’ for Sderot children with PTSD
The school had wanted to build a ‘tranquility room’ for some time given the reality of life in Sderot, where most children have lived with the threat of rocket fire for their entire lives.