Israel strike

Jerusalem is the only unaffected authority in the country.

Questions remain at the flagship Israeli airline.

Until two weeks ago, management begrudgingly accepted flight-splitting in order to keep things running smoothly, but with no resolution in sight, has taken a harder line.

On Tuesday night, Channel 2 News published a list of terms that the management and pilots have agreed upon in their Monday negotiations round.

Litzman: Treasury proposals don’t meet public’s basic needs

The Histadrut Labor Federation has instructed lifeguards to work no later than 2:00 p.m. in a labor dispute over the lifeguards work conditions.

Driving examiners continue suspension of tests.

The sanctions began three weeks ago in protest of a government plan to privatize the inefficient drivers license testing process. The Histadrut called the initiative one-sided.

Strike would shutter schools, buses, airport authority and government services.

In the event of a general strike, a large part of the economy, including schools, universities, public transport, government offices, and the ports, would cease to function.