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38 percent of conscripts serving in the Israel Prison System said they experienced sexual abuse - Click the link for more details.

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Report largely based on survey of servicewomen; State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman says pimping scandal at Gilboa Prison appears to be 'tip of the iceberg'

New report sheds light on disturbing hush-hush culture in law enforcement and security agencies as female soldiers, officers say many sexual harassment reports go unanswered

The promise of a $1,000 bonus for frontline workers who headed to work when everyone else was in the safety of their homes during the pandemic, what has been...

The conference proposed an NIS 110 billion plan to fight crime and restore governance in the periphery.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 121 June 3, 1980 RETAIL 'PETROLEUM DIVORCEMENT THE COST TO THE CONSUMER INTRODUCTION In the spring of 1974, the Maryland General As.sembly became the first state legislature to enact a retail petroleum divorce ment law. The Act required integrated oil firms to cease opera tion of their retail outlets by the summer of the following year.

The Tel Aviv light rail will not begin operations next week, and the government committee responsible will not commit on a new date for the start of operations.

ALBANY — The GLOW region continues to have some of New York’s lowest unemployment rates, according to state data released Tuesday.

New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has released the results of an audit of unemployment payments during COVID. Now the timing of that report is coming under scrutiny by NY Republicans.