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Hundreds of Arab-Bedouin protested on Monday morning, June 22, outside the regional administrative compound in Be’er-Sheva to denounce the far-right government’s policy of house demolitions and evacuation orders against unrecognized Arab villages in the Negev. The High Follow-Up Committee for Arab Citizens of Israel called for the demonstration and among the hundreds of participants were Hadash…
Hadash students held a demonstration in Jerusalem on Monday evening, June 22, in solidarity with students, lecturers and staff of Birzeit University. In recent months Israeli occupation forces have been targeting Palestinian students from the West Bank in general, and from Birzeit University in particular. Since the beginning of the current academic year, Israeli forces have…
Israeli historian, political scientist and peace activist Zeev Sternhell, has died at age 85, Jerusalem’s Hebrew University announced Sunday, June 21. Sternhell was an early critic of Israel’s 1967 decision to occupy the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Golan Heights, Sinai and Gaza Strip. In the 1970s, he led a failed campaign to persuade the then-ruling Labor…
The Communist Party-led front, Hadash (The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality), has emerged as a major force among Leftist groups in Israel. In the recently concluded elections for the Knesset, Hadash displaced the exhausted Zionist left bloc of the Labor and Meretz. Last week Peoples Dispatch talked to Arafat Bdarny, Secretary-General of the YoungCommunist…
The two municipal council members from Hadash dropped out of Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai’s coalition on Thursday, June 18, to protest the city’s controversial decision to demolish an historic Muslim burial ground in Jaffa to make way for the construction of a new homeless shelter. The departure of Attorney Amir Badran and the former Peace…
A top cabinet committee voted Sunday, June 14, to back a bill to impose electronic tracking of violent men with restraining orders against them. The electronic bracelet system would alert its carrier and police if the man approaches his spouse’s or partner’s home in contravention of a court order. The decision by the Ministerial Committee for…
Dozens of leftist activists blocked Herzl Street in Tel Aviv last Sunday, June 14, to protest Israel’s “colonialist policies and plans to formally annex” occupied Palestinian territories. The protesters barricaded the central downtown road with concrete barriers and fences, on which they raised banners in Hebrew, Arabic and English reading: “No to annexation, No to apartheid”…
A strike action at Ben-Gurion Airport was averted on Sunday evening, June 14, after the Israel Airports Authority (IAA) workers union reached an agreement over wages with the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Transportation. Under the agreement, current wage arrangements for IAA employees will be extended by an additional two months – until September 1, 2020…
Yair Netanyahu, son of Israel’s prime minister, called on Sunday, June 14, for “minorities to be banished from Tel Aviv-Jaffa.” The younger Netanyahu made the comment in the wake of protests that erupted among the Arab community in Jaffa because of the municipality’s plans to build a center for the homeless on a site that was…
On Thursday, June 9, a racist far-right lawmaker called the birthrate among Arab-Bedouin women in the Negev desert a demographic “time bomb” that Israel needs to defuse. MK Bezalel Smotrich, Transportation Minister in Netanyahu’s previous government, made the remark during a tour of the Negev with fellow members of the Yamina (“Rightwards”) alliance. “This is the…