Some people are poor because other people are very rich, whether we are talking about income, the effects of climate change, natural and man-made disasters, or a transportation policy focused on private rather than public transportation

The report offers a fresh look at the implications of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for Israeli society and confronts two different national agendas, and two Israeli settlement projects: The Development Towns and The Settlements in the Occupied Territories

Introduction to some of the major national and ethnic groups in Israel, as well as a glimpse into some of the major political and economic issues

A recent publication of the OECD provides a comprehensive analysis of the status of the middle-income class in the member countries.In two developed countries – Israel and the USA – their share is just a bit higher than 50%

The report examines the care economy in Israel and focuses on two case studies: childcare and care for the elderly. While looking at patterns of public and private investment, and what is required for a care economy that promotes fairness

The level of public services in local authorities is dictated to a great extent by the central government rather than by elected local officials

Shlomo Swirski reviews the Zionist project from its inception to the present day and points to the roots of inequality in Israeli society and the production of the upper one percent

A report on inequality in government transfers to local authorities reveals that Israel continues to prioritize settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories over localities in Israel proper

The longer military rule over millions of Palestinians persists, the less Israel will invest in education, health, and welfare

The “economic miracle” of which the government boasts is relevant mainly for a minority of Israelis, whose achievements raise the general average