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Proposed legislation to ban mosques from using public address systems for their calls to prayer was withdrawn by the bill’s sponsor, far-right Bayit Yehudi MK Moti Yogev, from a scheduled vote on Sunday, March 6, in order to modify it. Yogev’s bill would add the “loud or unreasonable” use of loudspeakers by places of worship…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has praised the Persian Gulf Arab states for their recent decision to brand Hezbollah as a “terrorist organization.” Following the announcement by the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) whose member states include Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, Netanyahu said that this labeling was an “important”…
Far-right government ministers voted Sunday, March 6, against a bill that would prohibit restaurants in Israel from counting tips for waiters towards their salaries and force them instead to pay their staff minimum wage. According to Hadash MK Dov Khenin (Joint List), who submitted the bill in 2013, the legislation would prevent the exploitation of…
Over 500 Israelis and Palestinians, among them Hadash and Communist Party activists, took part in a march last Friday, March 4, to mark International Women’s Day and to call for an end to the occupation and violence. The march began at the Husan junction on Route 60 — the southern West Bank’s main north-south artery…
Prior to the discussion in the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee of the Knesset on February 23, 2016 on the proposed bill which would allow the Knesset to indefinitely suspend any member of that body for “inappropriate behavior,” the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) released a position paper on the proposed legislation. It…
41 Palestinian children have been killed in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) since October, Defense for Children International’s Palestine branch (DCIP) reported on Friday, March 4. All were killed as a “direct result of intensified violence,” DCIP said in a statement, and all but one was killed by Israeli military forces. The number includes 31…
Hundreds of protesters, Arabs and Jews, marched on Thursday, March 3, in Beer-Sheva, against the government’s plans to demolish two Arab-Bedouin villages and build a new Jewish settlement in their place. Under a government-sponsored plan, the residents of the unrecognized Arab-Bedouin villages of Atir and Umm al-Hiran in Israel’s southern Negev Desert are slated to…
Tair Kaminer was sentenced on Monday, February 29, to 30 more days in Military Prison 600. Kaminer, an Israeli teenager, has spent 45 days behind bars for being a conscientious objector to the Israeli occupation. She is about to start her third term in military prison because of her choice to take a moral stand…
The Knesset’s Constitution, Law and Justice Committee voted on Monday, February 29, to send for a first reading to the Knesset plenum a controversial piece of legislation that would allow MKs to indefinitely suspend their colleagues for “inappropriate behavior.” The decision passed by a vote of seven to zero following a stormy and raucous session,…
Three and a half years have passed since the publication of the Levy Report, which claimed that the West Bank was not occupied territory and that there is no legal impediment to building Israeli settlements there. The Israeli Government has never officially adopted the Levy Report due to the predicted international response to such a…