Histadrut

The Histadrut was the pivot of the Jewish Labor Movement in mandatory Palestine and its creation was key to the development of the Labor Movement.

Histadrut. 2009

Similarly, the creation of a parallel female hierarchy within the Histadrut was the source of bitter debates and conflicts.

Mo'ezet Ha-Po'alot (Council of Women Workers). 2009

Similarly, Z. Tzahor argues how the Histadrut was the "executive arm of the Zionist movement" and became a "state in the making." (writing in 'The Histadrut', in 'Essential papers on Zionism', (1996, pp. 505-506)) (8)

GlobalResearch.ca 2009

The founding of a special women’s institution within the Histadrut was the deed solely of women workers.

Mo'ezet Ha-Po'alot (Council of Women Workers). 2009

The neighborhood, built by and when the "Histadrut" Labor federation was boss, is very green, sort of like a quiet garden right smack at the noisy entrance to town.

Israel At Level Ground 2010

On that day, Ofer Ini, the head of the Histadrut 600,000 member umbrella labor union, announced that his organization was joining the protest.

Noah Efron: The Israeli Summer Noah Efron 2011

This is a concern in Israel, where a new economic plan that tries to limit government spending is meeting stiff opposition from the trade union movement, the Histadrut.

Government Overgrowth, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

On that day, Ofer Ini, the head of the Histadrut 600,000 member umbrella labor union, announced that his organization was joining the protest.

Noah Efron: The Israeli Summer Noah Efron 2011

As with Ben Gurion and the early architects of the Histadrut and Haganah -- respectively, the trade union organization that handled everything from health care to housing to banking in the Mandate's Jewish community, and the security force that later evolved into the IDF -- Fayyad walks a knife edge of antagonism and accommodation with an occupying authority that has it in its power to prolong or hasten that inevitability.

Taylor Marsh: Salam Fayyad, Out of the Ashes of Arafat 2010

As with Ben Gurion and the early architects of the Histadrut and Haganah -- respectively, the trade union organization that handled everything from health care to housing to banking in the Mandate's Jewish community, and the security force that later evolved into the IDF -- Fayyad walks a knife edge of antagonism and accommodation with an occupying authority that has it in its power to prolong or hasten that inevitability.

Taylor Marsh: Salam Fayyad, Out of the Ashes of Arafat 2010