Reform
Israel's electricity reform: Israelis are leaving one of the country's oldest companies
In September, 24,000 switching requests were submitted, offering household savings. Minister Eli Cohen: "The most important reform since cellular."
PremiumPremiumIsrael's electoral system leaves voters with no representative to call their own - opinion
Albert Axelrad, Brandeis Hillel rabbi who championed pluralism and social justice, dies at 87
Freedom of worship demands both physical safety and sanctuary autonomy - editorial
Most Israeli Jews fast on Yom Kippur, while over half take part in prayer services, survey finds
Only a small number of those reported to be fasting partially or not at all are older people, according to the survey data, suggesting that the reasons are more linked to health or principle.
The next wave of digital gaming regulation: Countries leading legislative reform
As global markets modernize digital entertainment frameworks, countries introduce new licensing, user safety measures, and stricter operational rules.
Israel 'abandoned' haredi students, education reform needed, Aliza Bloch tells 'Post' - interview
She criticized the structure of Israel's education system, arguing that the government has ceded too much responsibility for decisions affecting students to bodies outside the public sector.
Fringe rabbis recruit Jewish clergy to lobby against US military aid to Israel, halt weapons sales
The coalition, called 'Rabbis for Block the Bombs, ' launched publicly on 23 August and so far has 92 signatories.
Reform synagogue vandalized in Ramat Hasharon as religious tensions rise nationwide
This comes one week after the Tel Aviv-Jaffa District Court deleted a petition seeking to force Ramat Hasharon to enforce its Shabbat business-closure bylaw at BIG Fashion Glilot.
Israel’s media reform isn’t deregulation - opinion
Israel's new law also redistributes market advantages, weakens safeguards for independent journalism, and leaves a politically exposed regulator to administer the new system.
UK Reform party leader Nigel Farage defeats main opponent Count Binface to return to parliament
Farage, one of Britain's leading Brexit campaigners, in a highly unusual move, did not turn up at the vote count in the southern English seaside resort of Clacton.
Reform UK rules out deal with Restore due to ‘antisemitic’ co-founder, ‘Groyper’ ideology
A groyper is a member of a far-right, white nationalist network of internet users and activists, led by Nick Fuentes.
Germany's Merz picks first woman chief of staff in shake-up before state elections
Warken will be the first woman to hold her new post, an important position that serves as a node between the chancellery, ministries and lawmakers.
Israel Securities Authority Chairman: “Regulation is stuck. The market and the public can't wait."
Sefi Zinger warned that delays in regulatory reform could come at a cost to investors and the wider public
