Controversial, unqualified government appointment
With one controversial, unqualified government appointment, Israel stands ready to undermine the professionalism values of its civil service. In fact, it’s supposed to happen today.
Good news: Whistleblower in the Tax Authority, Rafi Rotem, has been acquitted of most charges!
Despite efforts made by the police and the government to punish him for his alleged crimes, Rafi Rotem,who exposed corruption within the Israel Tax Authority, has had all charges of insulting a public servant dismissed!
Tel Aviv Dolphinarium demolished – where is the public’s money?
This is a deal in which the owners of rights in the Dolphinarium waive their rights to the abandoned site and receive in exchange from the state a huge amount of construction rights. The difference in value between the two sites is nearly NIS 1 billion. In our petition, we argue that Israel Land Administration…
Israel’s descent into corruption – an interview with Eliad Shraga
“Years ago, a mere whiff of wrongdoing could shame top Israelis into suicide. Today,” says the head of the Movement for Quality Government, “if you’re investigated, you’re a celebrity” – Read the full interview.
