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An arson attack caused extensive damage to the interior and exterior of the Church of Loaves and Fishes on the shores of the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel on Thursday, June 18. The church, which Christians believe is where Jesus performed the Miracle of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fishes, is situated…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blocked a controversial plan to ban Palestinian workers from riding the same bus lines as settlers in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) of the West Bank, only hours after it was approved by Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon. Netanyahu ordered the suspension of the plan after it was condemned by leaders…
For a second time in recent weeks, some 1,000 protesters gathered in central Tel Aviv on Monday, May 18, from 3 pm to 11 pm to demonstrate against police brutality and discrimination against the Ethiopian-Israeli community. But while this week’s zigzagging procession across the city center was undisturbed by police violence, it was beset by infighting. Ethiopian…
With the support of the Arab-Bedouin citizens of Umm al-Hiran, and partners in Israel and abroad, on Sunday, May 17, the NGO Adalah launched a campaign to raise public awareness of the village’s struggle and bring about the scrapping of the government’s plans to evict its residents and entirely demolish their community. As part of…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition was formally sworn in on Thursday night, May 14, after a raucous Knesset session that saw constant heckling, along with accusations by opposition leader Isaac Herzog (Labor) that the freshly inaugurated government was “a circus.” The Netanyahu government, formed after arduous negotiations following the March 17 elections, finally took office…
Dozens of Ethiopian-Israeli social activists met with Knesset members for an emergency meeting on Tuesday, May 12, to discuss the issue of racism following recent demonstrations against the treatment of their community. Hadash MK Dov Khenin (Joint List), who hosted the meeting along with former MK Pnina Tamano-Shata, said that after hearing serious claims about…
MK Ayman Odeh (Hadash), the head of the Joint List faction in the Knesset, said on Saturday, May 9, that not only is Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government “an extreme right-wing coalition, but one that represents a danger to the Arabs of Israel, the Palestinians and the entire region.” “If dialogue with the government doesn’t…
The Police Investigations Unit (PID) on Tuesday, May 5, officially cleared officers of wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of Kheir Hamdan, a 22-year-old Palestinian-Arab Israeli citizen, last November in Kafr Kanna. Footage of the incident showed Hamdan approaching the police van and tapping on the window repeatedly with what the officers claimed appeared to be…
What began as a peaceful protest turned into bedlam in the heart of Tel Aviv Sunday, May 3, as demonstrators gathered to protest police brutality and institutional racism against Israel’s Ethiopian population. A video released last week showed a police officer and a police volunteer assaulting an Ethiopian-Israeli soldier in Holon. That footage sparked a…
Palestinian-Arabs in Israel marked the 39th anniversary of Land Day on Monday, March 30, with protests and the waving of Palestinian flags in Jerusalem, the Galilee, and the Negev. The Monitoring Committee of the Israeli-Arab Leadership, which annually organizes the protests, did not call this year for a general strike in the Arab sector as…