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Leading member of the Communist Party of Israel (CPI), Hadash MK Ofer Cassif (Joint List), and the family of Palestinian hunger-striker Maher al-Akhras, 49, announced on Saturday, October 24, that they would join him in his action after Israeli authorities refused to allow them to visit the hospitalized political prisoner, despite fears that he is close…
Thousands condemned violence against women nationwide on Wednesday evening, October 22, following the last Monday’s murders of two women, allegedly by their spouses. Najah Mansour, 35, a mother of four, was found dead in her apartment in Kiryat Haim, north of Haifa, with signs of violence on her body. Shortly afterward her companion was found running…
Thousands demonstrated throughout the country on Thursday evening, October 22, against the far-right government of criminally indicted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a series of protests directed at the social and economic crisis, police brutality and high-level corruption. Large protests were held in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, while smaller rallies were held at hundreds of…
The Israeli Border Police officer who shot and killed an autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem’s Old City in late May could be tried for “reckless manslaughter,” pending a hearing, the Justice Ministry’s Police Internal Investigations Department (PIID) announced on Wednesday, October 21. The family of the victim, Iyad al-Hallaq, 32, criticized the decision, saying that it…
Within two hours on Monday, October 19, two women were found dead in their homes in Israel and, in both cases, their partners are suspected of having murdered them. In the southern city of Beersheba, police were called to an apartment building after receiving reports of a man on the roof apparently attempting to commit suicide.…
As of Sunday, October 18, a total of 980,370 workers in Israel were unemployed — almost a quarter of the workforce, which numbers some 4 million, including 628,344 who have been furloughed and are still not back at their workplaces. An Employment Service report said that during September, women and young people were more likely to…
More than half of Israeli citizens of voting age want far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to leave politics, according to a new poll published jointly last Friday, October 15, by The Jerusalem Post and Maariv newspapers. When asked if they wanted Netanyahu to leave political life, 54% said yes, 36% said no, and 10% said they…
Protests resumed in Jerusalem Saturday evening, October 17, after a two-week hiatus due to coronavirus restrictions, with 10,000 calling for far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s resignation, while many thousands more protested across Israel. Despite the lifted restriction, the Black Flag protest group claimed in a statement that many protesters were being held up at police checkpoints…
Israel has declined to renew the visas of most of the international workers of the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) in the months after latter published a blacklist of companies doing business in the occupied Palestinian territories. OHCHR spokesman Rupert Colville confirmed on Thursday, October 15, that nine out of 12…
The Knesset approved on Thursday night, October 15, Israel’s US-sponsored normalization deal with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by an overwhelming majority, all but ensuring that it will be ratified in the near future. Eighty lawmakers voted in favor of the agreement, including many MKs from the opposition. Only 13 parliamentarians — all from Joint List…