Israel raises minimum wage ahead of Passover holiday

How to reduce expenses ahead of Passover

For many households, Passover is a financially challenging time. Preparing for the holiday requires early financial planning and meticulous family budgeting. An analysis of the data suggests that from Passover 2024 (Nisan 5784) to Passover 2025 (Nisan 5785), household expenses rose by an average of 5 to 7 percent. For an average household, this translates to an increase of about 900 to 1,200 shekels per month. Still, surveys show that the holida…

Israel raises minimum wage ahead of Passover holiday

In highest increase opposesd earlier by the Finance Ministry because of the deficit; Labor minister says employers must respect the right of workers; economists warn of inflation rate also rising

This week we learned an important lesson at home - when the objects go out, joy sets in • From George Clooney Sarge I also learned something: that it's not the age - it's the exercise • And one last lesson we got, me and the toe in my leg, precisely from Murphy - that one of the rules

Police officers of the Shai district continue to prepare for operational response in an emergency together with the IDF and the security, emergency and rescue bodies, emergency and rescue teams, emergency classes and security officials in IOSH communities, in order to strengthen the personal security of the residents of Judea and Samaria. As part of the preparations of the Shai district units for the Passover holiday, the commander of the Shai d…

The holiday is approaching and the economic crisis is not letting up and is hitting many families hard. A new survey by the Latet organization reveals a worrying picture - growing economic distress and low public trust in state institutions. The organization's CEO: "Only a government policy of distributive justice in budgets will help build society's resilience"