07.07.2026 Seven Organizational Failures That Cause Employees to Pay Out of Pocket at Work Employees who pay for organizational expenses out of their own pocket in order to ease bureaucracy or streamline a business process may expose the organization to information security risks and suffer burnout themselves. However, there are sometimes failures in the company that force them to behave this way. These failures can be easily resolved. By Jonathan Simchovitch
07.06.2026 When Bad News is Delivered Properly, The Cycle of Trauma Can Be Broken Social worker Hila Tamar Adri and her partners from the Disabilities Administration at the Ministry of Welfare and the Shalem Fund received a commendation for the initiative “Delivering Bad News to People with Intellectual Disabilities,” which they established immediately after October 7.“If the communication is done properly, both the parents and siblings, as well as the family member with the intellectual disability, have the opportunity to process the tragedy.” By Yahel Farag
07.06.2026 The State Officially Recognizes Israeli Sign Language The proposal, initiated by Members of Knesset Avichai Boaron and Hili Tropper, passed with the support of six MKs and with no opponents or abstentions. The new law enshrines the status of sign language and grants it official recognition by the state. MK Tropper said: “These are difficult days for the people of Israel, but there are moments of grace, and this is one such moment.” By Davar
07.05.2026 Knesset Debate on Demolition of Druze Homes During a meeting of the Special Committee for Strengthening and Developing the Negev and the Galilee, Druze local authority leaders criticized the obstacles the state places in the way of construction. By Yaniv Sharon
07.05.2026 ‘There may be an extreme bubble’: Why the ‘British Warren Buffett’ Has Reduced His AI Holdings According to Terry Smith, one of the UK’s best-known investment managers, it is highly likely that the share prices of major tech giants are not justified relative to the profits these companies are expected to generate in the future. By Gal Rakover
07.03.2026 Naama Lazimi: “It’s Time for the State to Take Responsibility for Its Citizens. We Can’t Afford to Be an Alienated State.” The Democrats MK disagrees with the economic worldview of some of her fellow opposition members: “I can’t understand those who, after October 7, still want to shrink the state and leave us so exposed.” She has already set her sights on her next goal: serving as Minister of Education. By Or Guetta
