Discrimination

The four were supposed to take part in the European Cup in Londonderry, but the local club announced it would not approve their participation and clarified: "This decision is not directed against any person due to their religion or ethnic origin - but against the representation of the State of Israel in international sports." A local MP: "A very sad picture for Londonderry."

The travel company GreenLeaf, which operates tours in Khao Yai National Park, refused to provide service to an Israeli family, claiming that its guides are not willing to work with tourists from Israel. The mother of the family, who was planning a holiday vacation with her three children, described a feeling of insult and helplessness in the face of the surprising message she received from the...

Two days before the start of an operational driving course, female combat soldiers were informed it is now intended for "men only." One soldier whose participation was cancelled called the decision outrageous, noting that women were actively recruited during the war when their skills were needed.

First publication: The Labor Court has approved a class action lawsuit against Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit, alleging that they discriminate against men regarding financial reimbursements for services related to newborn care, including sleep consulting and home nurse visits. The HMOs argue they acted according to bylaws approved by the Ministry of Health.

Antonia Sinibaldi celebrated her 29th birthday at a luxury restaurant in New Jersey, but the festive evening turned into a humiliating experience. Management: "It was a kitchen staff error." The singer rejects the apology: "It didn't feel sincere, my body just started shaking."

A study by the Manor Center has revealed a significant budgetary gap between state schools and the state-religious (Hamad) education system, with Hamad high school students receiving an average of 10,000 shekels more annually.

Yehuda Eliyahu, Acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority, has canceled a musical featuring women's singing for a Rosh Hashanah event. He had previously agreed with the union to provide an alternative, but reneged on the deal.

An employee whose partner was drafted under 'Order 8' was forced to stay home with two toddlers and was suddenly fired under the pretext of 'activity reduction'. The Labor Court ruled that the dismissal was in violation of the Law on Protection of Employees in Emergency Situations and ordered the company to pay compensation of approximately 137,000 shekels.

A citizen who noticed a fight in a Netanya industrial zone called the police, fearing the teenagers might be armed. Officers arrested a 15-year-old who refused to identify himself and accused them of discrimination, though he claimed the fight was just a joke.

More than 900 days after Haymonot Kassau disappeared in Safed, her father and sister break their silence, harshly criticizing the authorities and claiming that if she were a white girl, the state would have turned the world upside down to find her.

A decision by a federal judge in Washington touches on one of the burning controversies surrounding antisemitism in the US: where the line is drawn between opposition to Israel and harming Jews. The judge refused to accept the claim that attacking a Jewish woman wearing an Israeli flag was merely a protest against Israel: "An assault is not a legitimate form of protest."

90 years after the Berlin Olympics, manifestations of antisemitism and the boycotting of Israeli athletes remind us how exclusion and hatred can become part of the sports world. International sports bodies must draw a clear line and impose real sanctions on athletes, clubs, and fans who violate the rules.

Following a series of incidents involving reports of violence, hostility, and refusal to provide service to Israeli tourists, an official appeal is being formulated by "Sawadi Club," a community of Thailand lovers in Israel, to tourism and government officials in Thailand. "In any case of inappropriate behavior, it must be handled fairly and firmly, according to the circumstances. However, this...

A beauty salon owner in the United States kicked out a client after realizing she was a Jewish-Israeli. The business owner, apparently an immigrant from Afghanistan, documented the incident and refused to return the client's money. The client claimed that no political discussion took place before the expulsion. The spa owner even claimed on camera: "It is written on my Instagram that those who...

The woman who stated, "The Jewish community, there are too many of you," was summoned for questioning by the Gendarmerie. French media reported that she provided explanations regarding the context of her remarks. Investigators are continuing to gather evidence in the case, which has sparked significant public outcry.

Following a violent brawl, the mayor of Holon announced that on weekends and holidays, entry to the Yamit 2000 water park will be restricted to city residents and their family members. While the mayor cites safety as the priority, legal experts warn the policy may face significant challenges.

The National Human Rights Commission determined that charging women extra for towels, soap, and hair dryers, while men receive them for free, is gender discrimination. An inspection in the city of Gyeongsan found that 22 out of 27 bathhouses checked practiced this. The commission proposed a simple solution: a deposit from all customers.

The Press Council has appealed to the IDF Spokesperson following reports that journalists were blocked from entering Qusra, while a Channel 14 reporter was granted access. The Council demands equal procedures for all media outlets and warns against threats to press freedom.

Where was the anxiety about the lack of balance during all the years when almost everyone sitting around the table was a man?

During the program "The Patriots," Avi Shoshan expressed deep frustration and pain over his feeling that right-wing citizens in Israel are considered "second-class." According to him, the judicial system treats them with contempt and "they spit in our faces, laugh at us, look down on us and tell us we are worthless." The panelist harshly criticized the lack of justice in the country and referred...

A federal judge ruled that insufficient evidence of institutional antisemitism at Harvard was presented. The lawsuit was filed as part of the Donald Trump administration's struggle against the university, after it froze 2.2 billion dollars in federal research grants, claiming the institution failed to protect Jewish and Israeli students.

Thailand's tourist police are investigating a claim that an Israeli family was expelled from Samui Exotic Park after the owner learned of their nationality. The family reports that a staff member assaulted the father in front of his children, and the owner subsequently posted a video featuring an Israeli flag alongside a shooting target.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) alleged that an Apple store manager in Virginia made antisemitic remarks and refused to accommodate an employee's Shabbat observance. Apple denied the allegations but agreed to a settlement.

Palestinian students and staff have filed a lawsuit against Columbia University, claiming they have suffered discriminatory treatment since 2023. The lawsuit alleges that the university failed to protect members of the Palestinian community from harassment and targeted them with disciplinary proceedings described as "unfair and biased."

Apple has agreed to pay $150,000 in a settlement with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The lawsuit alleged that a Jewish employee was discriminated against and fired after requesting time off for Shabbat.

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants has filed a petition to the Supreme Court against the Minister of Justice and the Commissioner for Insolvency, claiming that the threshold conditions for the trustees' database discriminate against its members compared to lawyers. The Institute is requesting to freeze the work of the appointments committee.

Women are the majority in the civil service, academia, and many systems – but only 9% of senior executives are women. As long as women who reach the top are still counted as an exceptional event, it is impossible to talk about true equal opportunity.

Elias, an Israeli living in Berlin, reported an incident where a waiter refused to serve him after identifying his Israeli accent. After the restaurant ignored his inquiries, he filed a civil lawsuit in court.

Journalist Netali Shem-Tov shared her position on the issue of ethnic discrimination and spoke openly about the label she was given due to her different views: "They called me a Bibist, I stopped counting how many times they called me that."

Netali Shem Tov exposes the stormy behind-the-scenes of Channel 13, talks about the legal battle she is waging, and explains why she refuses to bow her head to her colleagues: "I said there is a red line, but the red line is what annoys them."

According to the Israeli, a waiter at a Berlin restaurant refused to serve him due to his origin and the way he pronounced the word "hummus," eventually ordering him to leave. With the assistance of the Ofek organization, a lawsuit has been filed alleging antisemitic discrimination based on ethnic origin.

Ariana Hamilton was fired from the burger chain after confronting an Israeli customer, but subsequently raised nearly $100,000 online. Burger King stated it has zero tolerance for antisemitism or discrimination.

Families of immigrants from the former Soviet Union who were buried in separate plots in Petah Tikva between 2009 and 2017 are eligible for compensation. The Supreme Court ruled that the local Chevra Kadisha engaged in discriminatory burial practices.

Mika-Li, a 21-year-old woman who was referred for routine tests at a Leumit Health Fund branch in Modi'in Illit, arrived in a tank top and was asked to cover up. In an interview, she recounted what happened there. The Leumit Health Fund stated: "We apologize and are working to ensure that the incident does not recur."

An event planner attempted to book a Rehovot wedding hall for a same-sex couple but was rejected. Recordings obtained by N12 feature a sales agent citing the owners' religious stance as the reason. The hall's management has denied the claims, stating they frequently host LGBTQ events.

Two 14-year-old girls visiting “Indi Park” on the Jordan River were told to cover up to “respect the ultra-Orthodox public.” The family is outraged, and legal experts point to a violation of anti-discrimination laws.

Four Jewish legal associations and the Anti-Defamation League have criticized the composition of the committee that influences judicial appointments in New York. The rejection of retired Jewish judge John Leventhal's candidacy has sparked controversy. The Mayor's Office has denied allegations of religious bias.

A customer claimed that a HOODIES outlet store charges higher prices for sizes larger than medium during a sale, despite signs not specifying size-based pricing. The chain stated that outlet stores operate under a different pricing model based on inventory and demand.

LGBT parents have reported that Maccabi HMO restricted access to their children's medical records to biological parents only. The HMO cites compliance with Amendment 13 of the Privacy Protection Law, while parents demand an immediate reversal of this discriminatory policy.

Tom Schneider competed in Kesha's international label competition and led by thousands of votes, but then an online attack began against him, including accusations of using bots and threats against his family. In the end, the competition management changed the rules and left him out: "There was bullying there. Legally they are allowed to, but I am missing the recognition."

Almost two and a half years have passed since Haymonot Kasau disappeared, and despite repeated appeals from the family, the Shin Bet has not entered the picture - and at Lahav 433, according to the father, they no longer answer them. The meeting with Netanyahu also did not help: "He said he would check and return with an answer. Since then we have not heard from him." He concluded with pain: "I...

In an interview with media consultant Avi Shushan, the Prime Minister addressed accusations of paternalism and arrogance, responded jokingly to a question about a genetic test, and delivered a firm message against what he called "propaganda channels."

Maya, whose cousin was murdered at the Nova festival, posted items for free on Facebook Marketplace and was targeted by a California-based nurse with antisemitic abuse. "I couldn't believe it was real," she says.

From medical certificates in 1948 to visual examinations in Budapest, Olympic sports have long struggled to scientifically define what a woman is. The IOC's decision and the WTA's adoption of mandatory genetic testing ahead of the Los Angeles 2028 Games have brought this charged issue back to the center stage.