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Latest polls show the Joint List receiving between 12 and 14 places in the upcoming Knesset, although many believe that that number will grow to as many as 15 seats due to an increased participation by Arab citizens the March 17 election, thanks to the forming of the United List. Historian Marc Schulman met the…
On Monday, March 9, the Supreme Court ordered the University of Haifa to revise a bylaw which limits political activity on campus, overturning the decision of a lower court. Justices Esther Hayut, Hanan Melcer, and Neal Hendel said that university policy constituted a gross violation of freedom of expression on campus. The school has 60…
The “Joint List” has no plans to join any government, even one led by the chairman of the Zionist Union, Itzhak Herzog, said Raja Zaatry, spokesman for the Joint List and head of its media campaign, in an interview with the Jerusalem Post released on Monday evening, March 2. Zaatry told the Post that there…
In the elections for the 20th Knesset to be held on March 17, 2015, as an expression of political responsibility and in response to calls from its respective publics, the Joint List was formed by and is running as a partnership of four political parties: Hadash (Democratic Front for Peace and Equality, Communist Party of…
A new poll of Israeli Arab-Palestinian citizens published in the Friday, February 20 weekend edition of Haaretz predicts that, if the upcoming elections were held now, the Joint List would win 14 seats in the Knesset. The poll reveals that voter turnout among Arabs citizens is likely to rise from 56% in 2013 to 62.4%…
The Arab-Jewish front Hadash (the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality – Communist Party of Israel) has been a small fixture in the Israeli parliament for years. It usually won four or five of the 120 Knesset seats in elections, providing a fig leaf to Israeli democratic claims without being able to influence either internal…
On Monday, February 10, the Palestinian People’s Party (PPP) held a series of celebrations across the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the party’s establishment. The PPP was founded in February 1982 as the Palestinian Communist Party (PCP) after prominent Palestinian communists convened to re-establish a party…
Mossawa, the Advocacy Center for Arab Citizens in Israel, has called on the Israel Broadcast Authority, the Second Authority for Television and Radio, and the Cable Council to ensure appropriate and fair representation for Arab citizens in the run up to the Knesset elections scheduled for March 17. In a letter from its legal department…
Avigdor Liberman, head of the right-wing Israel Beitenu party and current Foreign Minister of Israel, is making efforts to get the newly formed United List of Hadash and the Arab parties disqualified from running in the upcoming elections. According to the settler website, Arutz Sheva, Liberman’s petition is based on the claim that Balad, one…
On Friday, January 23, members of the united Hadash and Arab list launched their election campaign with a press conference, one day after reaching an historic agreement to run together in the general elections on March 17. “Our list will be the third largest in the Knesset, stronger than that of Lieberman’s Israel Beitenu,” said…