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Friday, November 13, 2026
Workers, Society and Economy in Israel Since 1925
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October 2021
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Facing Mounting Economic Insecurity, Israel’s Gen Y at a Political Crossroads.
Prof. Danny Gutwein calls younger generation the “precariat,” pointing to their vulnerability in the job market, and warning of the unharnessed political potential of their frustration: “The leftist parties push young voters to the populist right when they do not offer them an alternative”
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Gil Plotkin
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In the Shadow of Economic Crisis, University Students Begin Academic Year.
As 350,000 students in higher education start the year, a National Student Union study finds that 70% are worried about their financial situation, and almost 40% receive financial assistance from their parents | Hadas Golub (30): “I had to give up medical treatment” | Adva Tal Sondheimer (25): “I was thinking about dropping out and working for [a food delivery service] for a year”
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Hadas Yom Tov; Michal Marantz
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Hundreds of Medical Interns Demonstrate Against 26-Hour Shifts, Threaten to Resign En Masse.
Interns protest that the government plan for shortening their shifts has no concrete timeline for implementation | “[Health Minister] Horowitz, [Finance Minister] Lieberman, let’s see you work a 26-hour shift”
By
Dafna Eisbruch
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40% of Unemployed Israelis Are Young People, Data Finds.
New survey reveals that nearly 80% of unemployed young people are searching for jobs with no success | Largest percentages of unemployed previously worked in retail (11%) and education (9%)
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Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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