Palestinian Work Permits

Construction industry recovering despite labor shortage

Construction in Israel, long seen as dependent on Palestinian Arab labor, is beginning to pick up speed again despite the restrictions imposed during the war.

Five reasons to be depressed about the war

If the century-long Palestinian rejection of political pluralism continues to be rejected at its root, and thus not taken into consideration at all, what hope is there for the future?

New restrictions on Palestinian Arab labor in Judea and Samaria

The IDF has tightened the regulations on the entry and security of Palestinian Authority Arab workers employed at construction sites and industrial areas in Judea and Samaria.

Beit El demonstrates against Arab workers

The Beit El council explained to the residents that the use of Arab workers was intended to establish an educational building, stressing: 'The construction site is securely guarded by IDF soldiers.'

Minister Strock's program for PA Arab workers

The Minister of National Missions suggests an alternate approach to allowing Palestinian Authority Arabs to work in Israeli territory.

Likud Party Meeting:

'We can smell the vodka you've been drinking'

Likud members Dudi Amsalem and Tali Gottlieb started a shouting match during today's party meeting.

Police:

'Computer malfunctioned, no invasion of town'

Videos published this morning show masses of Palestinian Arabs entering the town of Mishor Adumim, allegedly without security clearance.

Likud MK:

'Our goals in Gaza are too vague, we need a plan'

MK Moshe Saada says the government has not created a sufficiently detailed set of goals to truly be victorious in Gaza.

Judea and Samaria towns reject Palestinian labor

An open letter by the heads of several towns states that the towns demand additional restrictions on Palestinian Arab workers entering Judea and Samaria.