I remember very clearly offering to show you how (and to do for you) a static site for the union, at minimal cost – ie domain and the normal monthly fees for hosting. No extras.
Your reply was that your ‘committee’ wanted a .org (which is also possible) or to get the histadrut to pay for it.

Thanks,

Although I don’t support the union, if I think it makes sense I would be willing to post your information here on JobMob. Otherwise, I will at least point you in the right direction.

I believe in ‘attracting’. I think that if enough freelancers are supportive of getting together, it should be possible to make an association work if you build on the skills of the people involved.

For example, there are seemingly enough benefits involved that attracting native Israeli freelancers shouldn’t be too hard and then presto, your team would have the needed Hebrew skills it needs.

Services can be exchanged instead of money if that’s the only obstacle to the associative option.

Another example- JobMob is about helping people find work in Israel and freelancers are as good as any. I’d be willing to help out on the Internet side of things in the case of an association, and I’m not even a freelancer.

Going to the Histadrut was a good idea because it aroused the media to your plight, but I hope that it ends with that. The Histadrut has its own agenda and freelancers are simply another human pipeline that it wants to be able to frivolously shut down to get its way.