A Disabled Struggle

I am sending the attached appeal to various entities within the State of Israel where I live - however, there is no response from any organization or government ministry to the problems I raise here. Everyone, without exception, ignores me, is unwilling to respond in a substantive manner, and attacks me for the mere fact that I am contacting them. What do you think lenses can do? Best regards, Assaf Benyamini. To: The subject: Request for clarification. Dear Madames/ Sirs. I

To: whom it may concern. The subject: Technological aids. Dear Madames/ Sirs. I have suffered from mental health problems since very early childhood (from the age of 4 - practically my whole life). At the beginning of 1998, I had a work accident - and as a result, I developed a physical disability that has gotten worse over the years. In 2007, I joined the struggle for the disabled in Israel. On July 18, 2018, I joined the "We Will Overcome" movement - Transparent Disabled Pe

Legislation Basic Law: Social Rights It is the next necessary step in the democratic development of the State of Israel. If the basic laws enacted over the years – primarily the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty and the Basic Law: Freedom of Occupation – have anchored individual rights and economic freedom, it is time to complete the picture and also anchor basic social rights: the right to housing, health, education, social security and a dignified existence. Why is this