Davar

נטייה: Leftסוג: Labour dailyשפה: עבריתמקום: Tel Aviv

Davar הוא Labour daily מTel Aviv, ומתפרסם בעברית. בסולם שמאל, מרכז וימין של baba News הוא מדורג Left (Left). אנחנו מציגים את הסיקור של Davar לצד חדרי חדשות ישראליים אחרים.

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Securityלפני 3 שעות

IDF Concludes Surprise West Bank Drills Ahead of Holiday

The IDF announced the completion of a large-scale surprise military drill in the West Bank on Friday, the eve of Rosh Hashanah. The exercise involved all forces in the Judea and Samaria Division as part of heightened holiday security measures.

Economyלפני 5 שעות

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Surges in Successful Year Driven by Insurance and Tech Giants

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange saw a significant surge in its market value and trading volumes over the past year, driven by strong performance in insurance and technology sectors, including the listing of Palo Alto Networks. A shift to a Monday-Friday trading week also boosted foreign investment.

Cultureלפני 6 שעות

Former News Editor Trades Desk for Kindergarten Classroom

Maor Heiman, a former news editor, has transitioned to a career as a kindergarten teacher in Tel Aviv, finding fulfillment in working with children and embracing a more present-focused lifestyle away from the demands of journalism.

Politicsלפני 6 שעות

Elbit Arad Factory Workers Unionize, Secure First Collective Agreement

Employees at the Elbit Arad factory in southern Israel have successfully formed a union and negotiated their first collective labor agreement. The agreement, achieved after a year-long process, significantly improves wages, benefits, and working conditions for the approximately 100 employees.

Cultureלפני 6 שעות

New Initiative Aims to Revitalize Northern Israeli City's Central Square

Shani Oren is leading an initiative to revitalize Hermon Square in Kiryat Shmona, aiming to transform it into a vibrant community hub and attract new residents. The project involves renovating the square, establishing a social cafe, and organizing cultural events, with the goal of symbolizing the city's broader renewal.

Securityלפני 8 שעות

IDF Chief of Staff Tours Southern Lebanon After Tunnel Destruction

IDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi visited southern Lebanon following the destruction of Hezbollah's underground terror infrastructure in the Ali Taher ridge. He stated Hezbollah initiated the conflict and is destroying Lebanon, vowing a strong response to any attacks and calling for Lebanese army effectiveness.

Sportsלפני 9 שעות

Hapoel Center Names Athletes, Coaches, and Teams of the Century

The Hapoel Center celebrated its 100th anniversary by naming its athletes, coaches, and teams of the century. Honorees included Olympic medalists Linoy Ashram and Gal Fridman, Paralympic champion Asaf Yasur, rower Moran Samuel, and three championship-winning football and basketball teams.

Cultureלפני 10 שעות

Man, 84, Reunites with Israeli Family After Decades, Shares Life of Travel and Rats

Amity Peretz met his 84-year-old great-uncle Albert Rosenberg in Paris, reconnecting with a branch of the family after decades. Albert, a Holocaust survivor and avid traveler, shared stories of his life, his unusual bond with pet rats, and his past connection to Israel.

Securityלפני 11 שעות

IDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Hamas Khan Yunis Brigade Commander

The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated Muhammad Yazouri, the commander of Hamas's Khan Yunis Brigade, along with two other operatives in Gaza. Yazouri was responsible for directing terror attacks and rebuilding the brigade's strength.

Securityלפני 11 שעות

IDF Destroys Hezbollah Tunnel Network in Complex Southern Lebanon Operation

The IDF has released footage of a complex, four-month operation in southern Lebanon that destroyed a significant Hezbollah tunnel network in the Ali Taher ridge. Over 1,100 tons of explosives were used to demolish the extensive underground infrastructure, which also yielded substantial weaponry.

Securityלפני 12 שעות

Israel Must Rethink Military Strategy Amid Shifting Regional, Global Order

An Israeli military journal article by Dr. Eyal Pecht and Dr. Itai Himinis argues Israel must adapt its security doctrine to a changing regional and global order, anticipating prolonged conflict rather than a return to normalcy. They advocate for a more proactive military strategy focused on shaping the regional order, not just removing threats, while acknowledging the need for combined military and diplomatic efforts.

Worldלפני 12 שעות

Israel Reflects on Year of Resilience and Division

This article reflects on a year in Israel marked by the return of hostages, the recovery of fallen soldiers' bodies, and moments of national unity, contrasted with deep societal divisions over issues like the Haredi draft law and gender segregation. It also covers the lingering trauma of the October 7th attacks, community resilience in the face of conflict, and the passing of journalist Oren Nahari.

Securityלפני 14 שעות

IDF Launches Surprise Drill in West Bank Ahead of Holidays

The IDF launched a surprise military drill in the West Bank on Friday involving all battalions in a division to test readiness and practice scenarios ahead of the holidays. The exercise is part of ongoing preparations and is not related to any specific security incident.

Cultureלפני 14 שעות

Rachel Rabin, Founding Member of Kibbutz Menara and Educator, Dies at 101

Rachel Rabin, a pioneer, educator, and co-founder of Kibbutz Menara, has died at 101. She was a significant figure in Israeli education and the kibbutz movement, and the sister of assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.

Weatherלפני 15 שעות

Holiday Weather: Mild Temperatures Expected Across Israel

Israel's holiday weather forecast predicts clear skies with mild temperatures typical for the season, followed by a slight increase in heat on the second day of the holiday.

Securityלפני 22 שעות

Taibe Businessman Murdered in Drive-By Shooting

A 50-year-old businessman, Ra'ed Haj Yahya, was shot and killed in his car in Taibe. Police are investigating the incident, which initial reports suggest involved the victim being lured to the scene before being shot at close range.

Securityאתמול

IDF Demolishes Hezbollah Tunnels Under Ali Taher Ridge

The IDF has destroyed extensive Hezbollah tunnel infrastructure on the Ali Taher ridge in Lebanon, using over 1,100 tons of explosives. The operation, aimed at preventing future attacks and controlling observation points, resulted in the elimination or flight of militants within the tunnels.

Securityאתמול

Houthis Seize Key Yemeni Port City and Strategic Red Sea Islands

Houthi rebels captured the Yemeni port city of Mocha and several strategic Red Sea islands, increasing their control over the Bab el-Mandeb strait. The offensive comes as a ceasefire in Yemen's civil war collapses and Saudi airstrikes intensify.

Cultureאתמול

Physical Calendars See Resurgence Amid Digital Age

Physical calendars are experiencing a revival, offering artistic and personal value as a counterpoint to digital tools and AI. Several Israeli artists and cultural organizations are releasing unique, illustrated calendars featuring diverse themes from poetry to design.

Cultureאתמול

Award-Winning Israeli Film 'Independence' Explores Pain of Chosen Estrangement

The Israeli film 'Independence,' winner of the Ophir Award for Best Film, explores the profound emotional pain and guilt experienced by a young man who chooses to cut ties with his father after uncovering a damaging family secret. The movie, which will represent Israel at the Oscars, examines the long-term psychological impact of such chosen estrangement and the eventual path to personal independence.

Securityאתמול

Border Police Seal Tunnel Dug Near Jerusalem Settlements

Israeli Border Police and IDF forces sealed a tunnel discovered near the Palestinian village of al-Jib, close to Jerusalem settlements. The tunnel entrance was hidden in an ancient water cistern and was found to be in an advanced stage of excavation.

Securityאתמול

Teacher Shot Near School in Rahat; Classes Delayed

A teacher was shot and moderately wounded in Rahat by masked assailants near his school on Thursday morning. Classes at the school will be delayed on Sunday, and the Teachers Union condemned the attack, calling for increased safety measures.

Politicsאתמול

Cross Israel Company Employees Unionize with Histadrut

Around 120 employees of the Israeli government-owned company Cross Israel, responsible for Highway 6 and infrastructure projects, have unionized with the Histadrut labor union. They are seeking improved working conditions and job security through a collective agreement.

Politicsאתמול

Histadrut Reports Over 300 Collective Agreements, New Unions Formed

The Histadrut labor federation reported signing over 300 collective agreements in the past Hebrew year, enhancing worker conditions and job security. The organization also focused on supporting reservists and their families during the war, advocating for legislative protections, and fostering new union formations across various sectors.

Politicsאתמול

Yair Golan Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Sara Netanyahu

Democratic Movement chairman Yair Golan has filed a NIS 2.5 million defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu following her critical comments about his actions on October 7th. Netanyahu had previously issued a counter-warning to Golan.

Healthאתמול

Worker Injured in Industrial Accident in Northern Israel

A 43-year-old worker was moderately injured in an industrial accident in Lapidot, Israel, on Thursday. He was treated by paramedics and transported to the Galilee Medical Center with limb injuries.

Securityשלשום

Israel Destroys Hamas Weapons Caches in Gaza Airstrikes

The IDF and Shin Bet announced the destruction of three Hamas weapons storage sites in Gaza. The strikes targeted warehouses containing various armaments, as part of ongoing efforts to weaken the militant group's military power.

Securityשלשום

UN Atomic Agency Reports Iran to Security Council After 20 Years

The IAEA has reported Iran to the UN Security Council for the first time in 20 years due to a lack of cooperation regarding uranium traces at undeclared sites. Iran cited security concerns from recent airstrikes as a reason for restricting inspector access, while the agency warned of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile.

Securityשלשום

Police to Indict Man in Contaminated Baby Food Contamination Case

Israeli police have concluded an investigation into the contamination of baby food with anesthetic substances and plan to indict Yan Shamla, 41. The Shin Bet assisted in identifying the suspect through extensive surveillance and technological analysis.

Securityשלשום

Young Man Critically Injured in Bus-Car Collision on Northern Highway

A 20-year-old man was critically injured and the bus driver lightly injured in a collision between a bus and a car on Highway 805 in northern Israel. The young man was transported to the Galilee Medical Center for treatment.

Healthשלשום

Teenager Injured in Electric Bicycle Accident in Bnei Brak

A 13-year-old boy was moderately injured in Bnei Brak after falling from an electric bicycle. He was treated by paramedics and taken to Beilinson Hospital with a head injury.

Weatherשלשום

Israel Weather: Slight Temperature Drop, Heat Relief Expected

Israel will see a slight drop in temperatures on Thursday, offering relief from the heat, though extreme heat is warned for parts of the Negev. Friday and Saturday are expected to be pleasant with stable temperatures.

Securityשלשום

False Alarm: Air Threat Alerts Sounded in Northern Israel

Air threat alerts were activated Thursday night in several northern Israeli communities near the Lebanese border due to a false alarm. Residents were briefly instructed to seek shelter before the military confirmed it was a misidentification.

Securityשלשום

Teacher Attacked by Student Prompts Strike at Beer Sheva School

Classes at a Beer Sheva school will start late Thursday after a student physically assaulted and verbally abused a teacher. The Teachers Union announced the delayed start and called for action against rising violence towards educators, citing two other recent incidents.

Cultureשלשום

Independence Film to Represent Israel at the Oscars

Moshe Rosenthal's film 'Independence' won the Ophir Award for Best Film, making it Israel's entry for the Oscars. The movie also won awards for directing and screenplay.

Generalשלשום

Motorcyclist Dies After Crash Near Jerusalem

A motorcyclist in his early twenties was killed in a crash on Route 375 near Tzur Hadassah after skidding. Emergency responders attempted resuscitation but pronounced him dead at the scene due to critical injuries.

Politicsשלשום

Israel Closes UK Consulate in Jerusalem Amid Trade Dispute

Israel is closing the British Consulate in Jerusalem and expelling diplomats in response to UK sanctions on West Bank settlements. France also imposed similar trade restrictions, citing settler violence. The escalating dispute involves accusations of anti-Israel policies and concerns over regional stability.

Generalשלשום

Thousands of Negev Students Without Power, Parents Boycott Classes

Parents in the unrecognized Bedouin village of Al-For'a, Negev, boycotted classes for 3,000 students due to a severe electricity shortage in portable school buildings. The issue, ongoing since the start of the year, prevents basic functioning like air conditioning, despite the schools being connected to the national grid.

Politicsשלשום

AIG Israel Employees Threaten Strike Over Contract Talks, AI Integration

AIG Israel employees are threatening to strike starting Friday due to stalled negotiations for a new collective agreement. Key issues include the company's proposed terms and the planned integration of AI technology, which workers fear could impact job security.

Techשלשום

AI Transforms Workplaces, Israel Lags in Union Agreements

Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into all stages of employment, from hiring to firing, but Israel lacks sufficient collective bargaining agreements to regulate its use. Experts at a Tel Aviv University conference urged labor unions to actively participate in shaping AI implementation to protect workers' rights and ensure fair practices.