Public service
When health systems fail, experience matters: Dr. Haregewoyn's 30-year leadership argument
After three decades leading public health programs, Dr. Moses Haregewoyn argues that experience, accountability and operational expertise are essential to building resilient health systems.
Israel 'abandoned' haredi students, education reform needed, Aliza Bloch tells 'Post' - interview
Lindsey Graham was a rare statesman in an age of politics
Almost 70% of Israel's public services are digitalized, National Digital Network report reveals
The bureaucracy whisperer working to secure a more accessible Israel
Our determination to dig in our heels is what stands between us and an inclusive future for people with disabilities, says Monik Konfino, CEO of the Shalem Foundation.
Why Israel’s civil service needs urgent reform - opinion
Victory in the next war will be determined not only in the skies over Iran but also in government offices, in local authorities, and wherever the civil service shoulders the burden of the nation.
Psychological-educational service alarmingly lacking, even in wake of war, State Comptroller finds
Between October 2023 and January 2024, 53% of students in grades seven-to-12 in the locations surveyed by the Comptroller reported daily psychosomatic symptoms.
Now is the time to replace the 'deep state' with an appreciation of deep service - opinion
At the end of the day, the success of the state depends not only on the success of politicians but on the success of the entire system – politicians and professionals, together.
More investments needed in Israel's public systems to improve quality of life - opinion
Imagine a family restaurant with leaky plumbing. Its owners find themselves repeatedly mopping the floor instead of fixing the pipe. This analogy illustrates our approach to public systems in Israel.
Invisible infrastructure is the base of social resilience during a crisis - opinion
Given the current understanding of the importance of public infrastructure, Israel's government have a rare opportunity to invest smartly in public and invisible infrastructure.
Preliminary research shows grief for public figures can rival that for personal relationships
According to Dr. Lichtenthal, parasocial relationships can be thought of as one-sided relationships involving a sense of connection to a public figure who one does not personally know.
Editor's Notes: Kan needs reform, not destruction—it’s both flawed and essential
Kan’s budget is a hefty NIS 800 million a year - but public broadcasting isn’t about competing with commercial channels, it’s about amplifying voices.
TAU awards honorary degree to first Jewish woman appointed to Canada's Supreme Court
Eight individuals from diverse fields will be recognized for their remarkable contributions to society.
End factory noise: Peace for town residents
Putting an end to the noise from the factory: Machines are seized by the Land Enforcement Authority for prohibited use, posing an environmental hazard to nearby settlement residents.
