There is Still Hope for Knesset Reform

Recent findings by the Central Bureau of Statistics on the Israeli labor market reveal that 80% of the country's Arab citizens are employed in jobs with difficult physical conditions. Watch a Research Reel about the NEET phenomenon among Israel’s Arabs.

A set of reforms must be implemented so that Knesset members' supervisory ability over the government will be enhanced.

A summary of where the law stands regarding alleged wrong doing by the premier, as well as timely suggestions for reform, are in order.

For Israel's economy to grow, significant investment in building a strong and effective infrastructure for occupational training and reemployment is critical.