Histadrut
Israeli-media coverage mentioning Histadrut, translated into English and compared across sources. 48 recent stories.
Investigation Reveals Ties Between Israeli Pre-Military Programs and Far-Left Political Groups
Channel 14 News revealed that the HaHalutz pre-military programs in Israel maintain close ideological, financial, and political ties with far-left groups and the Democratic Party…
Israeli Ports Union Approves Agreement to Handle 400-Meter Giant Ships at Ashdod
Israeli labor union Histadrut and Ashdod Marine Transport signed an agreement to enable Ashdod Port to receive 400-meter giant ships, potentially extending to Haifa Port. The deal…
AIG Israel Workers Declare Labor Dispute Over AI Job Replacement Concerns
AIG Israel's workers declared a labor dispute over stalled collective agreement talks and management's AI pilot that may cut jobs. A 15-day cooling-off period will precede possibl…
Israeli Labor Federation Finalizes Dismissal of Histadrut Mahar Chair Alexandra Krushinsky
The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court upheld the dismissal of Alexandra Krushinsky as chair of the Histadrut Mahar labor union, ending her legal challenge. The Histadrut appointed Alo…
Likud’s Dudi Amsalem Expresses Conditional Support for Gadi Eizenkot Joining Party
Likud Minister Dudi Amsalem expressed conditional support for former IDF Chief Gadi Eizenkot joining Likud, emphasizing alignment with party policies and referencing Eizenkot’s Mo…
Maayan Perati Bids Tearful Farewell to Channel 12 After 12 Years
Maayan Perati, a longtime Channel 12 reporter, bid an emotional farewell after 12 years to join the Histadrut as spokesperson, pledging to continue her fight against the high cost…
Israeli NGO Linked to Yaia Pink Transfers Funds to Supporters in Democratic Party Primaries
An NGO linked to Israeli politician Yaia Pink transferred millions to organizations supporting him and allies in the Democratic Party primaries, raising conflict of interest conce…
Rafa Pharmaceutical Workers Strike Over Low IPO Bonus Amid Staffing Shortages
Rafa pharmaceutical workers are striking to demand higher bonuses after the company's July IPO, citing understaffing and management's initial claims of unprofitability despite div…
9-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured in Car Accident in Holon
A 9-year-old boy was moderately injured after being struck by a car in Holon and was taken to Wolfson Medical Center for treatment.
Israeli Labor Federation Chair’s Dismissal Delayed by Labor Court Ruling
The Israeli Labor Federation plans to dismiss Alexandra Krushinsky as chair of its Ma'ar faction, but the Labor Court has temporarily blocked the move until August 5 pending a leg…
Yaya Pink and Allies Seize Control of Israeli Democratic Party Through Network of NGOs
Yaya Pink and his close associates have taken control of Israel's Democratic Party by using a network of NGOs funded by public and foreign money to employ party officials and prom…
Histadrut Threatens to Block Sale of Arkia Over Plans to Halt Sabbath Flights
The Histadrut labor federation warned Arkia's owners against selling the airline to a Haredi investor planning to stop Sabbath flights, citing risks to the airline's business and…
Maayan Perati Appointed New Spokesperson for Israeli Workers' Union
Maayan Perati, former Keshet 12 economic reporter, is appointed spokesperson for Israel's Histadrut workers' union, succeeding Yaniv Levi. She will manage the union's public image…
West Bank Mayors Demand State Takeover of Tanufa Bus Lines After Drivers’ Sudden Strike
Following a sudden strike by 400 Tanufa bus drivers protesting poor maintenance and wage uncertainties, West Bank local leaders demanded the Ministry of Transportation revoke the…
Labor Minister Delays New Vacation Pay Increase Until August Approval
Israeli workers will not receive the planned increase in vacation pay in their next paycheck due to a delay in Labor Minister Yariv Levin's approval. The new rates will only take…
Israeli Government Veterinarians Secure New Pay and Work Conditions Agreement
Israeli government veterinarians have reached a new collective agreement granting salary increases up to 6%, monthly bonuses, reduced workweek, and expanded benefits including mor…
Workers at Bank Hapoalim’s IT Subsidiary Strike Over Remote Work Dispute
Workers at Matav, Bank Hapoalim’s IT subsidiary, have launched a strike after management demanded cutting remote work days. Negotiations failed on Tuesday, leading to a work stopp…
Democratic Party Leader Yaya Pink Donates 250,000 Shekels to Ally’s NGO Before Primaries
Yaya Pink, a Democratic Party leader, transferred 250,000 shekels from the Histadrut to an NGO led by his close ally months before party primaries, prompting a police complaint fr…
Hundreds of Bus Drivers Plan Five-Hour Strike in West Bank Over Safety and Pay Concerns
Over 400 bus drivers and employees of Tnuva plan a five-hour strike today in the West Bank, protesting poor bus maintenance and pay uncertainties. The strike will disrupt public t…
Alexandra Krushinsky Criticizes Histadrut Chair Arnon Bar-David Following Her Dismissal
Alexandra Krushinsky, dismissed chairwoman of the Histadrut's academic union, criticized Chair Arnon Bar-David for demanding full compliance and cited disputes over corruption and…
Histadrut Chair Arnon Bar-David Faces Allegations of Silencing Critics Amid Internal Conflict
Arnon Bar-David, chairman of Israel's Histadrut labor federation, is accused by Alexandra Krushinsky, head of its academic workers union, of silencing critics and seeking her dism…
Israeli Government Workers Protest Traffic and Parking Issues Despite Public Transport Access
Israeli government workers protested traffic and parking difficulties by blocking access to Jerusalem government offices, demanding more remote work options. Despite excellent pub…
Bank Hapoalim Faces Major Layoffs Amid Labor Disputes and Efficiency Drive
Bank Hapoalim plans early retirement for nearly 60 mid-level managers as part of a wider staff reduction amid labor disputes and efficiency efforts. Despite strong profits, tensio…
Israeli Police Seek Public Help to Find Missing 16-Year-Old Girl in Petah Tikva
Israeli police are searching for 16-year-old Giliya Perlmuter from Petah Tikva, last seen on July 20, 2026, and considered at risk. The public is urged to provide any information…
Carrefour Israel Workers Threaten Labor Dispute Over New Surveillance Cameras
Carrefour Israel's workers' committee threatens legal and organizational action over a new surveillance camera system introduced without employee consultation, citing privacy and…
Histadrut Blocks Government Offices in Jerusalem Over Workers’ Parking and Commute Conditions
The Histadrut union blocked entrances to Jerusalem government offices over parking and commuting issues, demanding better conditions and pay supplements. The Finance Ministry cond…
Israeli Workers' Unions Block Government Complex Over Parking Crisis, Finance Ministry Condemns Action
Workers' unions blocked access to Jerusalem's government complex today to protest worsening parking shortages, prompting condemnation from the Finance Ministry and police interven…
Democrats Party Holds Record Primary with 112,000 Members Ahead of Israel's 26th Knesset Election
The Democrats party in Israel held primaries with a record 112,000 members voting to form their candidate list for the 26th Knesset elections, led by Yair Golan and featuring prom…
Tax Authority Suspends Operations in Bnei Brak Following Violent Attacks on Inspectors
Following violent attacks by ultra-Orthodox students on tax inspectors in Bnei Brak, the Israeli Tax Authority has suspended all operations in the city. The assaults, which occurr…
Israeli High-Tech Workers Face New Challenges Amid AI Shift and Job Insecurity
Israel's high-tech sector, vital to the economy, faces job insecurity amid AI-driven changes and financial pressures. Workers experience layoffs and uncertainty despite high salar…
Culture Minister Miki Zohar Uses Social Media to Promote Netanyahu and Criticize Opponents Amid Cultural Funding Controversies
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar has used social media to strongly support Netanyahu and attack opponents while directing cultural funding toward right-wing projects. He cancel…
Histadrut Chairman Moves to Oust Senior Official After Recorded Criticism
Histadrut Chairman Arnon Bar-David announced plans to dismiss Alexandra Krushinsky, head of the Academic Workers Union, after recordings revealed his harsh criticism of her. The m…
Netanyahu Ally and Former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot Meet Amid Shifting Political Winds in Dimona
Michal Almalem Abu, a Likud city council member in Dimona, joined Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar" party amid declining support for Netanyahu in the city. Eisenkot is gaining influence lo…
Histadrut Launches Subsidized Private Label Food Line at Significantly Lower Prices
The Histadrut has launched a subsidized private label line of 37 products made in the same factories as popular brands but sold online exclusively to its members at prices up to 6…
Merkantil Bank Workers Union Threatens Labor Dispute Over Proposed Merger with Discount Bank
Merkantil Bank's workers union, led by Alex Greenshpan, strongly opposes Discount Bank's plan to explore a full merger of Merkantil into its parent company. The union threatens a…
Israeli Families Encouraged to Embrace Affordable Summer Adventures in Nature
As Israeli summer vacation begins, families are encouraged to prioritize affordable nature outings over expensive attractions. Gai Lior from the Avshalom Institute advises focusin…
Maccabi Tel Aviv's Yam Madar to Face Former Club Hapoel Tel Aviv in Social Supercup
Maccabi Tel Aviv will face Hapoel Tel Aviv in the Social Supercup on September 17, 2026, marking Yam Madar's first game against his former club after his transfer. The match will…
Maggie Tabibi Unveils Exclusive Investigation Into 2022 Histadrut Election Scandal
Maggie Tabibi will broadcast an exclusive investigation exposing covert operations and alleged corruption in the 2022 Histadrut elections, revealing undisclosed constitutional cha…
Dispute Over Employing 23,500 Foreign Workers in Israel's Metro Project Intensifies
Israel's metro project faces a dispute over employing 23,500 foreign workers either directly by companies or through manpower agencies. NTA and international firms prefer direct h…
Histadrut Denies Claims Linking Disputes to Insurance Issues Amid Leadership Criticism
The Histadrut refutes claims linking internal leadership disputes within its Young Workers Committee to insurance issues, calling the allegations baseless and emphasizing a prior…
Israeli Employers Struggle to Raise Wages Despite Historic Job Vacancies
Despite a record 152,000 job vacancies in Israel by the end of 2025, real wage growth remained minimal at 0.3%. The Ministry of Labor cites restrained public sector wages, subdued…
Top Executives at Menora Mivtachim Insurance Frozen Amid Corruption Probe
Israeli police froze nearly 183 million shekels linked to Menora Mivtachim executives amid a corruption probe involving Histadrut insurance policies. The scandal has caused a shar…
Insurance Firms Push Group Drug Policies Amid Profit Challenges and Corruption Probe
The Histadrut union's group drug insurance policy "Healthy Together" is under corruption investigation. These policies, covering expensive medications outside Israel's health bask…
Israeli Police Freeze 183 Million Shekels in Corruption Probe Involving Menora Insurance Executives
Israeli police froze 183 million shekels linked to suspected bribery involving Menora Insurance executives and the Histadrut labor federation. The probe centers on illicit payment…
Israeli Labor Court Rejects Alon Hassan's Appeal Against Ashdod Port and Labor Union
The Israeli National Labor Court rejected Alon Hassan's appeal against Ashdod Port and the Histadrut over his 11-year-old dismissal, upholding previous rulings that found his firi…
Israeli Police Seize Tens of Millions in 'Hand Shaking Hand' Union Corruption Probe
Israeli police seized tens of millions of shekels linked to a public company and senior officials in the Histadrut union corruption probe, focusing on insurance policy fraud invol…
Histadrut Doubles Advertising Spending Following 'Hand Shaking' Corruption Scandal
Following the "Hand Shaking" corruption scandal involving its chairman, the Histadrut has nearly tripled its radio and TV advertising spending in early 2026 to rehabilitate its im…
Israeli Finance Ministry Faces Strong Opposition to Investment Savings Reform from Capital Market Authority and Labor Union
The Israeli Finance Ministry's new investment savings reform faces strong opposition from the Capital Market Authority and the Histadrut labor union, who criticize its tax structu…
