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Who Provides Welfare and Education Services? Local Spending on Welfare and Education in Israel

15.02.2024

In advance of the local authority elections which will take place at the end of the month, the Taub Center...

Homicide Rates in Israel: Recent Trends and a Crossnational Comparison

08.02.2024

The number of homicides in Arab society in Israel are rising at an unprecedented rate: in 2023, there were 233...

Israel’s Demography 2023: Declining Fertility, Migration, and Mortality

22.01.2024

At the end of 2023, Israel’s population was 9.84 million which means that it grew by 1.86% since the end...

The Israeli Economy on the Eve of the October War: A Macro-Economic Review

17.01.2024

The year 2023 was a difficult one for the Israeli economy. During the first nine months of the year, controversy...

Israel’s Tight Labor Market: January to September 2023

14.01.2024

Taub Center researchers Michael Debowy, Prof. Gil Epstein, and Prof. Avi Weiss describe the developments in the labor market following...

The Healthcare System in Israel: Between the New Normal and the Old One

10.01.2024

The chapter on healthcare in the Taub Center’s State of the Nation Report 2023 presents a status report on the health and the healthcare system in Israel prior to the war, and shows some of the challenges and problems facing the system, and attempts to deal with these issues. The chronic shortage in the healthcare workforce is worsening and the number of hospital beds per populations continues to be low. On the other hand, there is a marked decline in infant mortality and a rise in the number of new licenses in the healthcare field. Taub Center researchers, Prof. Nadav Davidovitch, Natan Lev, and Dr. Baruch Levi show that Israel returned relatively quickly to the familiar, pre-pandemic old normal, characterized by a low rate of public expenditure on healthcare. However, Israel needs to adjust to the post-crisis new normal, which remains valid in the current reality of the war, while continuing to plan for the long term in order to optimally deal with the old and new challenges it faces.

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