Budget cuts in the Employment Program for Arab women and men will result in perpetuating the gaps between Jews and Arabs; they also augur damage to the Israeli economy, especially in light of the reduction in the employment of Arabs since the outbreak of war.

This paper makes a simple argument – that the national budget must include not only engines of economic growth, but also engines of equality

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

Adva Center’s annual publication for 2016: The fruits of the economic growth trickle upwards more than down

The report challenges the routine government position with regard to social maladies: economic growth and still more economic growth. The figures belie the reliance on economic growth

Israel’s proposed budget for fiscal 2015-2016 fails to strengthen the social services and thus contributes to increased inequality in Israeli society

48 Years of Military Occupation of the Palestinian Territories: Israel’s Self-Imposed Socio-Economic Burden

Israel’s Heart is in Western Europe, Her Feet are in the Eastern and Southern Fringes