Articles in "Israeli society"
New Data Shows Persistent Gaps Between Jewish and Arab Israelis
Deep disparities between Israel's Jewish and Arab populations continue, according to new figures released by the Central Bureau of ...
Nearly One in Four Israeli Single Mothers Has Never Married, Data Shows
Nearly one in four single mothers in Israel has never been married, according to new data released by the country's Central Bureau of ...
Israel Faces Burial Space Crisis as Deaths Set to Double
Israel is heading toward a burial space crisis as a rapidly aging population and continued demographic growth are set to dramatically ...
Majority of Israelis Avoid Expressing Political Views in Public: Survey
Israelis are increasingly reluctant to express their political views in public, with a majority now choosing to remain silent around ...
‘Homecoming’ is Voted Hebrew Word of the Year
In solidarity with freed hostages and evacuated families returning to their homes, Israelis selected the word "homecoming" (habaita in ...
One in Three Israelis Seek Mental Health Support After Two Years of War
After two years of war, a third of Israelis report needing professional psychological support, highlighting a mounting mental health ...
‘Put Them in One Place and Let People Talk’: Where Jerusalem Meets Over Conversation
As the cool Jerusalem air settles over the courtyard of the HaMif’al building, the artists’ space turned bar begins to fill with ...
Half of Israelis Fear Another Political Assassination, 30 Years After Rabin’s Murder
Three decades after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, half of Israelis believe there is a high risk of another political ...
Survey Reveals Heavy Toll of Reserve Duty on Israeli Families
Figures released by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics on Sunday reveal the profound impact of extended reserve duty on military ...
War and the Human Spirit: Israeli Students Reconsider Faith Amid Conflict
War doesn’t just reshape cities and communities — it can also transform the inner lives of those who live through it. A new study from ...
