Davar - Workers, Society and Economy in Israel Facebook ad: “A Decade of Davar”

Ran for 3 days, from June 8 to June 11, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Davar - Workers, Society and Economy in Israel on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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Ad text
Ten years ago, on the morning of June 7, 2016, the news website Davar Rishon went live, later becoming Davar. The resources were modest, but the goal was ambitious: to revive a significant institution, a newspaper seeking to connect current events with the deeper values and ideas of Zionism, equality, and social justice. A newspaper that aims to point toward the possibility of a better society, through labor unions, a just economy, social struggles, and solidarity. The Histadrut, which leads unionization efforts, chose to relaunch the newspaper it had published for 70 years, in order to bring a different voice into the public and media discourse. A voice advocating public investment and the expansion of social services, rather than chronic budget cuts; a voice promoting unionization, rights, and workers’ welfare, rather than ongoing attempts to undermine organized labor. The voice of the workers, as the first editor, Berl Katznelson, wrote: “Not a newspaper for workers, but the workers’ newspaper.” Since then, much has happened. Five election cycles. A global pandemic. Deep polarization over changes to governing systems. The atrocities of October 7, the hostages, the wars in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and Yemen. A struggle over the democratic character of Israel, and a public sphere that is becoming increasingly violent. In the midst of all these storms, Davar’s compass has had to be recalibrated again and again. Time and again, it has sought to find a way to tell the Israeli story, and to identify within it better and more just possibilities. To give voice to the oppressed, the exploited, the marginalized, and the poor. To look directly at painful places. To critique, without fear, the centers of political and economic power. Not to become accustomed to injustice. These are significant tasks for a small newspaper. The path is long and at times difficult, but throughout this turbulent decade, Davar’s voice has been heard in the Israeli public sphere. Thanks to the trust we have received from our readers, from the Histadrut and its members, and out of a belief that Israel can be better, we choose to continue the challenge of Davar.
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A Decade of Davar
Davar | Workers, society and economy in israel since 1925
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