934 people have been murdered in acts of terror since October 7th, 2023, of which 778 were murdered during the massacre itself. Of those murdered since the war began, 615 were men, 319 were women, 58 were children under the age of 18, and 76 were foreign nationals.
Likud MK's bill to revoke terrorists' eligibility for National Insurance Institute stipends passes final Knesset reading. 'We have put an end to insanity.'
Knesset to vote on new bill allowing new mothers to receive maternity pay in one lump sum or three equal installments.
MK Simcha Rothman raises question of reserve duty payments for those reservists who work outside Israel's borders.
Around 1 in 4 Israelis have forgone medical treatment or hot meals in recent times.
Grant of 500 NIS per child will be transferred to parents during Passover instead of afterwards, National Insurance Institute promises.
Landmark initiative to begin removing incentives for terrorist prisoners and 'gestures' to the PA advances in Knesset.
Raised rates to take effect on January 1; new workers without pension agreements to begin pension plan within 6 months.
National Insurance Institute accused of trying to save money by pushing through changes to ‘handicapped’ status.
Ombudsman reports on 2012 complaints. Bituach Leumi faces most complaints, followed by police.
The institute charged with helping the poor has become their nightmare due to "draconian" policy, lawyer says.
A social services panel has reached an agreement on improving the meager monthly benefits for some 200,000 Israelis who have disabilities.
The Jerusalem District Labor Court decided that it will not end an ongoing strike by employees of Israel's social welfare administration.
