People dine in the Lasova soup kitchen in Tel Aviv,, September 2019. - With the lowest unemployment rate in the Mediterranean, Israel can give the impression of having achieved an economic miracle. But its growth can obscure a darker side in poorer neighborhoods where families' struggles with the cost of living are acute. (Menahem Kahana/AFP via Getty Images)

Nonprofit ‘Latet’: Year Lost in Israeli War on Poverty Due to Political Stalemate

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12/09/2019

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Nonprofit ‘Latet’: Year Lost in Israeli War on Poverty Due to Political Stalemate