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Late Thursday night, January 22, in an unprecedented, historic move, Hadash (The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality – Communist Party of Israel) and the Arab parties Balad, Ta’al and Ra’am announced that they will run as a joint list in the upcoming March 17 elections. The slate, to be called “The Joint List,” will…
For the first time, a report by the Israeli branch of Physicians for Human Rights analyses the health metrics gaps between Israeli citizens and residents of the Palestinian Occupied Territories (OPT). According to the report, Palestinians live 10 years less than Israelis, infant mortality is five times higher than in Israel, and the mortality of…
In an interview published in The Jerusalem Post on Wednesday, January 7, former Speaker of the Knesset, Avraham Burg, said that Hadash is the “only party fully committed to Jewish-Arab equality. A former Labor MK, Burg, who recently joined the Arab-Jewish front, also told the paper “I voted for Hadash over the last few election…
Former Knesset Speaker Avraham Burg, in the past a member of Knesset from the Labor Party, attended a meeting of Hadash (Democratic Front for Peace and Equality) which took place in Nazareth on Saturday, January 3, and expressed his support for the Jewish-Arab front. “In the next elections I will support Hadash,” he said, though…
Early Wednesday morning, December 31, the Second Television and Radio Authority concluded an agreement with Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein which will enable Channel 10 to stay on the air for the next six months. Until the deal was reached, the cash-strapped station faced an end to its broadcasts on Wednesday night, the last day of…
Fifty-five alumni from the Jerusalem’s Israel Arts and Sciences Academy (IASA) who have refused to serve in the army of occupation are calling on the school’s current students to do the same. The school, established in 1990, was formed “to serve as a unique school for gifted and talented students from across the country.” The…
On Sunday, December 28, a panel of nine Supreme Court judges convened to confer on petition against legislation passed in March 2014 which raised the Knesset’s electoral threshold to 3.25%. In December 2013, the right-wing parties reached an agreement among themselves to raise the electoral threshold for representation in the Knesset from 2% to 3.25%.…
The Israeli NGO Rabbis for Human Rights (RHR) says that the Tax Authority’s recent decision to reject its application for tax-exempt status is politically motivated. The authority said it rejected the group’s application because some of its activities were not “for the benefit of the residents of Israel.” RHR executive director Ayala Levi told Haaretz,…
Saturday night, December 13, hundreds of protesters gathered in Zion Square in West Jerusalem demanding the outlawing of “Lehava,” the rascist organization whose members are allegedly behind a recent arson attack on a Jewish-Arab bilingual school in the city. Lehava opposes “Jewish assimilation,” in particular interfaith marriages between Jews and Arabs. During the demonstration, the…
On Wednesday, December 10, International Human Rights Day, the Negev Coexistence Forum for Civil Equality (NCF) published its annual House Demolition Policy report. The report makes evident that Israel’s house demolition policy, primarily directed against the Bedouin community in the Negev, continued unabated during the past year and included 859 Arab Bedouin-owned structures. The report explains…