The government has been asked to cut poverty by 40% in order to reach the OECD average.
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The table was hung on September 18th and was illuminated at night. The iconic Rabin Square also displayed Latet on its facade.
The display will be held until September 24th.
The display will be held until September 24th.
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Key Numbers | Alternative Poverty Report 2023
Click to read the key numbers of Latet's alternative poverty report that explores the meaning of living in poverty in Israel 2023 >>
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Reflects the latest trends on the subject of poverty and food insecurity in Israel in 2014.
Social Impact Report 2019
Check out the organizations' achievements in 2019 >>
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Reflects the latest trends on the subject of poverty and food insecurity in Israel in 2014.
2015 Alternative Poverty Report
Release of the 2015 Alternative Poverty Report written in Hebrew, reflecting the latest trends regarding poverty and nutritional insecurity in Israel
Alternative Poverty Report 2018
35.6% of children in Israel live in poverty. Click to learn more about the most up-to-date trends in the field of poverty and nutritional insecurity
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Alternative Poverty Report 2019
Discover the latest poverty data Latet has gathered >>
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Social Impact Report 2020
Despite the unprecedented conditions COVID-19 posed, Latet continued and even increased its assistance during 2020. Check out now our 2020 summary >>
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