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Affirmative Action — Public-Sector Employment Quota in Herzliya

Govt resolutions 1605/2533 mandate at least 1.7% representation of Ethiopian-Israelis in state jobs. Actual compliance is low — performance review is open to every candidate.

About Herzliya

Herzliya, known as a hub of Israeli high-tech, attracts second-generation Israeli-Ethiopians integrated into advanced industries and services. The city's real-estate market is active and dynamic, with a variety of housing options for professionals.

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Who is eligible?

Any Ethiopian-Israeli candidate for a state job (including municipalities, government companies, public universities).

What backs an affirmative_action claim?

  • Govt resolution 1605 (2003): minimum 1.7% representation
  • Govt resolution 2533 (2008): dedicated position allocations
  • Civil Service (Appointments) Law, §15A

How to apply

  1. When applying — declare Ethiopian origin on the form
  2. If rejected — request written representation analysis for the position
  3. Escalate to Civil Service Commission if the analysis reveals under-representation
  4. For discrimination — Tebeka provides free legal representation

📞 Civil Service Commission: 02-6705555 🔗 File via Tebeka: tebeka.org.il

Ethiopian community in Herzliya

Community population
~2,000
Share of city
~2%
Main neighbourhoods
הרצליה פיתוח, נווה אמל
Community services
ENP

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FAQ — Herzliya

How many Ethiopian-Israelis live in Herzliya?
The Ethiopian-Israeli community in Herzliya numbers approximately ~2,000 residents — around ~2% of the city's population. Main neighbourhoods: הרצליה פיתוח, נווה אמל.
How do I claim Affirmative Action — Public-Sector Employment Quota in Herzliya?
Contact the Herzliya Employment Bureau — it is required to assist in implementing affirmative-action law. For support: ENP.
What community support is available in Herzliya for this right?
In Herzliya, the following organisations can assist with paperwork, translation and entitlement: ENP.