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A 21 year-old man, was arrested again on Sunday night in connection with death threats he sent via e-mail to members of “Peace Now”, last Sunday. The man in question, whose identity cannot be published due to a gag order, was arrested two weeks ago in connection with a bomb threat and an act of…
At the last minute on Thursday night, the Jewish National Fund (JNF) announced a delay in the eviction of 12 members of a Palestinian family from the house where they’ve been living in the occupied East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan. An eviction order had initially been issued requiring the Sumarin family to be out of…
The Knesset’s winter session opened only three weeks ago, and is already continuing to promote concerning anti-democratic legislation. As ACRI (The Association Civil Rights in Israel) has indicated, this Knesset session is likely to be focused on two competing, contradictory trends. Sadly, it seems that in one short week, the Knesset has so far made…
Stav Shafir, one of the leaders of the tent protests this past summer, was lightly injured during a demonstration outside the home of Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz on Thursday evening. Shafir did not require medical attention. Two other demonstrators were also injured in the protest. One protester was hospitalized at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in…
Demonstrations will soon resume and could become more “extreme” than past protests, social protest leader Daphni Leef said today (Thursday) morning in an interview with Galei Tzahal. “I will always be against violence, but if this government does not pull itself together and work for its citizens, people will understand that they have nothing…
Some 3,000 people gathered in Tel Aviv’s Rothschild Avenue yesterday (Tuesday) evening in protest of the amendment to the Defamation Law, which passed its first Knesset reading on Monday. The protest, came on the heels of an initiative proposed by right-wing Knesset members, which aims to increase the maximum compensation paid for libel violations to…
A contentious bill toughing Israel’s libel passed its first hurdle in the Knesset yesterday night (Monday), passing first reading despite vocal resistance from both opposition and coalition members. The bill represents an amendment to Israel’s existing libel law, which would make it possible to sue a newspaper for libel, not only for commensurate compensation for…
A week after the Dead Sea failed to make the list of winners in the New 7 Wonders competition, the cabinet rejected yesterday (Sunday) a bill that would provide for its rehabilitation and protection in an 8-7 vote. “The government has chosen to stand on the sides of the factories and has failed in safeguarding…
Top reporters, editors and representatives from the Israeli media reporters convened on Sunday for an emergency conference aimed at defending freedom of the press in the country. The conference, held at Tel Aviv’s Cinematheque, was called in response to a recent downsizing in Israeli media outlets, the pending closure of Israel’s second commercial television channel,…
A small radio station, “Kol Hashalom,” unique in that it was directed jointly by a Palestinian and an Israeli, was abruptly shut down by the Israeli police on Thursday. Kol Hashalom, which means “All for Peace,” had been active for the last seven years. It was a joint venture of the Palestinian NGO Biladi and…