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State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman encouraged the defense companies to improve the integration of minority populations.

There are 35 Israeli-run industrial zones throughout Area C of the West Bank. About 5,500 Israeli and 14,100 Palestinians are employed in these industrial zones.

IDF sources admit that the unfinished parts of the barrier will not be finished until late 2023 if not late 2024.

Eighty-seven percent of IMPA initiated reports passed on to police or other law enforcement bodies didn't lead to investigations being opened.

The border was just too long and not enough Israelis had been killed by West Bank border terrorism – until March 2022.

"Globes" has learned that in order to start operations on April 26, the Red Line will compromise on quality of service and the number of trains during the run-in period.

A state audit found that mental health counselors who treat kids are not getting criminal background checks.

The Committee also found that one-quarter of all workplace fatalities across New York state took place on construction sites, a repeat of the figure contained in the Deadly Skyline Report for 2020. Latino workers accounted for 25.5% of the deaths recorded, keeping pace with a larger grisly...

TSU students say their university needs to do better following a scathing report from the state comptroller's office, saying the TSU board of regents could fire the university's president.

New Jersey City University is preserving key academic programs to maintain its mission of giving low-income students entry into the middle class.