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Full coverage· Economy· Updated

Israel Sees 88% Drop in Strike Days in 2025 Amid Security Concerns

Israel saw an 88% drop in strike days in 2025 compared to 2024, with 90,000 days lost. A significant portion of these strikes, 40%, were protests against violence towards workers, a concerning trend noted by labor officials.

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What happened

  1. 01Israel experienced an 88% decrease in strike days in 2025.
  2. 0240% of strikes in 2025 were protests against violence toward workers.
  3. 03Security situation in 2024 likely contributed to reduced labor disputes.
  4. 04Ministry of Labor mediation efforts saved the economy millions.
  5. 05Violence against workers is a significant concern for labor officials.
Translated and summarized by baba from Davar, the latest report. Read Davar’s original

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