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Ministry of Health has decided to cancel the layout of the bracelets in malls and shopping centers
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Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz announced today (Tuesday) that starting Friday, it will be mandatory to display a green pass at the entrance to closed shopping centers, including malls. According to the guidelines, which will take effect after the approval of the Knesset and the Knesset's Constitution Committee, any person who presents a green card that will be digitally approved will receive a bracelet in a solid color, and it will allow free movement throughout the compound. Exemption from displaying a green label in closed centers will only be given to...

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Dec 15, 2021

The number of job vacancies in April rose by 15% to a new high: more than 130K
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The number of job vacancies in April was about 130.3 thousand, and this is again the highest estimate observed since the beginning of the survey in 2009. This is according to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics. According to the data, along with the broad opening of the economy last month, the number of job vacancies actually continues to rise, with the previous record also recorded in March with about 112,500 job vacancies. According to the data, the vacancy rate in April was 4.86% compared to 4.63% in the previous month. The vacancy rate in the hospitality and food industries...

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May 19, 2021

 OECD report:  Israel among the first places in the world acquiring academic degrees
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About 26% of undergraduate students study computer science, including mathematics and statistics and engineering. This is the fourth year in a row that engineering studies are the most coveted study program in Israel. More than 38,000 students, which is 18.2% of the 208,461 undergraduate students, study engineering. This is according to the report of the Council for Higher Education ahead of the start of the academic year this coming Sunday. The report shows that engineering studies continue to overtake the social sciences, which for years have been considered the largest field of study in...

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Oct 5, 2021

Israel is back on the map with the Nobel Prize in economy: Prof. Josh Angrist from MIT
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After eight years of parking, Israel is back on the map with the Nobel Prize - but as in the previous time, this time too it is a "semi-Israeli" win: Prof. Josh Angrist from MIT, an Israeli-American, became the 13th Israeli to win the most prestigious award , Even though he dropped out of his first year as a graduate student at the Hebrew University. The announcement in Stockholm of Prof. Angrist's win joins the winning of 12 other Israelis. So far, the prize is awarded annually to selected personalities for their contribution to science, literature, and humanity as a whole, the author SY...

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Oct 11, 2021

IUnemployment Rate Remains Stable Amidst Economic Challenges: 3.4%
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Despite a slew of negative economic indicators, the unemployment rate in Israel has managed to maintain its favorable position, according to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics. The unemployment rate dropped even further in July, reaching an impressive 3.4%, a slight decline from June's rate of 3.5%. This equates to 155.5 thousand unemployed individuals, compared to 158.1 thousand the previous month

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Aug 14, 2023

Ben & Jerry's tries to stop selling it's products in the settlements in the occupied territories
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One week after the signing of an agreement between the Israeli franchisee of the ice cream company Ben & Jerry's and the global Unilever corporation, an arrangement that will allow him to sell the ice cream he also produces in the settlements, the American company is trying to thwart the move. Ben & Jerry's has sued its parent company Unilever with the aim of blocking the same move, saying the sale of ice cream across the Green Line "does not match its values". According to the lawsuit, this "undermines the social integrity that Ben & Jerry's has built over decades." Five members of the...

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Jul 5, 2022

The Ministry of Defense has identified and thwarted a phishing attack against the defense industries
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The Ministry of Defense has identified and thwarted a phishing attack against employees of the defense industries in Israel, which was intended to infiltrate their corporate computer networks, the ministry announced today (Wednesday). According to the Ministry of Defense, the investigation of the affair shows that the attempted attack was carried out by an international cyber system called "Lazarus", which is backed by a foreign country, with the help of social engineering and impersonation

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Aug 12, 2020

 OECD: Israel ranks 28th out of 34 countries in skills testing -  needs vocational training
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Israel suffers from a large number of workers with low work skills and a very weak professional training system. These two data contribute greatly to the relatively low productivity data of the Israeli worker. In an OECD skills testing survey, Israel ranks 28th out of 34 countries. Moreover, in computer skills Israel is ranked 24th out of 29. Israel's investment in vocational training for adults is among the lowest among OECD countries and stands at less than 0.4% of public spending on education, placing it among the last five places out of 19 countries surveyed. Israel also came in third...

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Jul 13, 2020

Between March-October died 9% more Israelis than in that period in 2019
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Between March-October this year, 2,586 more Israelis died than in these months in 2019. That means this year there are 9% more deceased. This is according to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, which is published at noon (Thursday). The CBS said that the difference compared to 2019 is mainly in the months of August to October, when 2,207 corona patients died in Israel - 960 of them in October alone. The CBS added that the total mortality rate from the end of March - when the first deaths in Israel were recorded from the corona - until the end of October was 10.4% higher than the...

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Dec 3, 2020

Classrooms in Israel are crowded and teachers wages is less than in the OECD countries
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Classrooms in Israel are more crowded, teachers pay is less than in the OECD, students study more hours and still fail to achieve better academic results than their peers in OECD countries in the meantime - according to the 21Education at a Glance 20 report published today (Thursday) on the OECD. According to the report, Israel ranks third in the OECD in terms of its investment in education as a percentage of GDP, but the gaps between it and other countries are still high. In terms of the positive points - this year Israel also excels in its level of education. Israelis are much more...

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Sep 16, 2021

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