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Estimates in the Mango Industry: A Projected 70% Drop in Production This Year

Mango orchards in northern Israel, which produce an average of about 85,000 tons annually, have been hit by the spread of a disease known as “inflorescence malformation” as well as extreme weather changes. According to an estimate by the Agricultural Natural Damage Insurance Fund, compensation levels are expected to reach three times the average annual compensation over the past decade. The chair of the Mango Growers’ Board said: “No shortage is expected for consumers in Israel.”

About a Quarter of Reservists are Not Employed; One in Five of Have Served More Than 300 Days Since 7 October

By Nizzan Zvi Cohen

Israel’s First Trans Police Officer: “There are winds of change for the better.”

Roy Ohana (33), the first trans police officer in the Israel Police, refuses to be seen as the department's "token trans person": “If I weren't qualified, I wouldn't have been accepted.” Ironically, the harshest backlash he receives comes from within his own community: "Some people call me a traitor. It’s no secret that a rift has opened up between the police and the community, but every organization needs to improve - and the police are doing their part.”

By Yahel Farag

Guest Column In the Fight Against Crime in Arab Society, It Is Time to Turn Religious Authority into a Force That Sets Boundaries

Crime and violence in Arab society will continue to exact a heavy price as long as the struggle against them is conducted with only partial tools. Muslim religious leaders possess authority that shapes behavior in practice, yet they continue to stand on the sidelines. At the same time, the state is not doing enough to engage them as the strongest source of influence within the community.

By Avner Saar

"I Decided to Find the Rabbits a Home": The Train Station Manager Who Just Has to Help Animals

Eliyahu Sabag has been managing the Atlit train station for a decade, but these days he is busy with a special operation: finding a warm home for baby rabbits left at the station | Together with Desi the cat, who acts as a "bodyguard," he proves that even between trains and tracks, there is room for plenty of compassion.

By Amitai Perez

Average Wage in the Economy Rose by 8.8% in March, Reaching 15,921 Shekels

By Nizzan Zvi Cohen

The Associate Faculty Organization has Declared a Labor Dispute at Tel Aviv University

By Nizzan Zvi Cohen

Criticism of the Plan for a Private Airport: “We Have Seen Foreign Companies Disappear in Times of War”

By Amitai Perez

Opinion The War After the War: Israel Needs Recovery, Not Just Coping

By Roni Strier

Editorial A Decade of Davar

By Davar

06.11.2026

מחאה על החלטת הממשלה שלא לכלול את היישובים חצור הגלילית וראש פינה, בתוכנית לשיקום הצפון (צילום דוד טברסקי)

Residents of Hazor and Rosh Pinna Protested Against Their Exclusion From the Northern Rehabilitation Plan

Around 50 residents from the two localities are protesting the government’s decision not to include them in the rehabilitation program, despite economic and social damage and around 200 buildings that were damaged during the war. The head of the Hazor council told Davar: “One kilometer from here they are giving 180,000 shekels, and here we get nothing.”

By David Tversky

06.09.2026

הנחיות פיקוד העורף המעודכנות (מקור: דובר צה"ל)

Return to Routine Across the Country, Except for Northern Border Communities; Schools to Reopen

The Home Front Command has announced that the guidelines will return to the status that existed before the latest escalation with Iran. The Ministry of Education’s decision not to hold external matriculation examinations this week remains in effect.

By Michal Marantz

06.08.2026

השר לשיקום הצפון והעוטף, זאב אלקין (צילום: יונתן זינדל/ פלאש 90)

Minister Ze'ev Elkin to Davar: “We understood there is no alternative but direct investment in fortifying the North”

According to the Minister for the Rehabilitation of the North and the South, the government’s decision to fully fund the fortification of around 10,000 buildings along the Lebanon border faced strong opposition from the Budget Department, despite the failure of previous partial funding programs.

By David Tversky

06.08.2026

מסעדה ריקה בתל אביב (צילום אילוסטרציה: shutterstock)

Essential Economy: A Guide for Workers

Which workplaces continue operating? What rights do parents of young children have? Are employees required to come to work if there is no protected shelter? If a workplace is closed under the instructions of the Home Front Command, can employees be dismissed? All the answers inside.

By Nizzan Zvi Cohen

06.07.2026

זירת הפיגוע בשרון (צילום: תיעוד מבצעי מד"א)

One Killed, Five Wounded in Shooting Attack in Central Israel; Gunman Killed After Manhunt

One person was killed and five others wounded in a shooting attack that unfolded across multiple locations in the Sharon region, including Kokhav Ya'ir, Tzur Yitzhak and Tzur Natan. The gunman, a resident of Tayibe, was killed by security forces following a manhunt. Authorities later arrested a second suspect on suspicion of involvement in the attack.

By Davar

06.07.2026

הנזק בביתו של סולברג לאחר ההתפרעות (צילום: חיים גולדברג/פלאש90)

Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Vandalized the Home of Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg

According to footage circulated on social media, rioters damaged the yard of the justice’s home. Police said that dozens of suspects were detained and taken in for questioning. The incident comes amid continuing tensions over court rulings and the issue of military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students.

By Davar