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Hundreds of Israelis of Ethiopian descent staged a protest against police brutality in central Tel Aviv on Sunday, July 3. Protesters were carrying signs reading “Violent cops should be jailed” and “Racist policy.” Some signs referred to Yosef Salamsa, an Ethiopian Israeli youth who committed suicide several months after having been abused by police officers.…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is untrustworthy and has intentionally harmed the Arab community in Israel on numerous occasions, Joint List leader MK Ayman Odeh (Hadash) said in meeting with The Jerusalem Post editorial staff on Monday, June 27. In this meeting Odeh asserted that it’s time for Israel to start treating Palestinian citizens as equals…
A broadly-inclusive, far-reaching law codifying the right-wing government’s attack on democracy was approved by a Knesset vote of 57-16 on Wednesday evening, June 15, following six years of negotiations and review by the Knesset’s Constitution, Law and Justice Committee. The bill, which applies only to Israel and not to the occupied Palestinian West Bank, will…
“Jerusalem Day,” which was held this year on Sunday, June 5, is billed as a celebration of the city’s “reunification” in 1967, when Israeli forces conquered and occupied the Old City along with the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula and Golan Heights. In practice, Jerusalem Day is an opportunity for far-right and racist Jewish-Israelis,…
MK Avigdor Liberman (Israel Beiteinu) was sworn in as defense minister in the Knesset on Monday evening, May 30, after a political crisis between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right Habayit Heyudi’s Naftali Bennett put the nomination in jeopardy. The Knesset vote was 55 in favor of Lieberman’s appointment and 43 opposed. MK Benny Begin…
Thousands rallied in central Tel Aviv on Saturday night, May 28, to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s appointment of Israel Beytenu’s racist head, Avigdor Liberman, as Israel’s new defense minister in last week’s coalition shakeup. Carrying Red, Palestinian and Israeli flags, protesters marched towards the Tel Aviv Likud party headquarters on King George street chanting:…
The Zionist Union and Yesh Atid either supported or merely abstained from most of the votes on controversial bills submitted to the Knesset during the past year, the first year of Netanyahu’s far-right government, a Palestinian research institute has found. The Palestinian Forum for Israel Studies (MADAR) surveyed the Israeli opposition’s votes on various bills.…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named one of Israel’s most racist politicians, Avigdor Liberman, as defense minister on Wednesday, May 25, solidifying his far-right parliamentary majority at the risk of antagonizing the international community and his own military – and clouding already slim hopes for a resumption of peace efforts and an end the occupation of…
Maysam Abu El-Quiam, an Arab employee of the supermarket “Super Yuda” located on the main thoroughfare of Ibn Gvirol Street, opposite Tel Aviv’s Rabin Square, was reportedly beaten by plainclothes Border Police officers on Sunday afternoon, May 22. According to several eyewitnesses, the motive behind the beating was the employee’s ethnicity. One of the eyewitnesses,…
At the initiative of “Standing Together,” Arab-Bedouin set up a protest tent on Tel Aviv’s central Rothschild Boulevard on Friday, May 20, in an effort to highlight the plight of two unrecognized villages in the Negev slated for demolition. Umm el-Hiran, home to nearly 500 people, was established by the Bedouin al-Qia’an tribe in 1956…