Ikea

While the original quote comes from Greek and Roman times, its use in Nazi camps is problematic.

There was lots of action this week at IKEA’s kitchen store at the Tel Aviv Port as a new campaign was filmed there for the company’s newest kitchen campaign.

Ikea’s catalog for haredim contains language and products geared to the sector’s needs, such as extra hanging space for men’s shirts and large bookcases for storing volumes of the Talmud.

"I am convinced that this initiative will actually improve the quality of life of people with disabilities in Israel and around the world."

Israel is the only country in the world in which an Ikea catalog was published without any women, in Saudi Arabia a similar publication was halted.

IKEA today began operations at its new Beersheba branch, the chain's fourth in Israel.

In the week leading up to Rosh Hashana, many Jerusalemites found an extensive IKEA catalogue in their mail boxes.

IKEA looking to the startup nation for some innovative inspiration.

The absence of women from haredi newspapers, websites, and other forms of media has become a well known and now almost unremarkable phenomenon.