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Asylum seekers from Sudan and Eritrea will face either deportation to third countries or unlimited imprisonment in Israel under a new Interior Ministry policy set to be implemented in the coming days. According to a statement released by the ministry’s Population, Immigration and Border Authority on Tuesday, April 1, henceforth Israel will provide asylum seekers with…
Ayman Odeh, head of Hadash (the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality) and leader of the Joint List, is determined to make the Israeli public aware of the rights of Arab-Bedouins living in unrecognized villages in the Negev. For four days, together with activists from the Negev, Odeh marched from the Negev to Jerusalem, covering…
Dozens of members of the Joint List, mostly Hadash activists — including chairman Ayman Odeh and MK Dov Khenin, set out on a march alongside Arab-Bedouin leaders and other citizen on Thursday, March 26, on a four-day trek from the Negev’s unrecognized villages to the President’s Residence in Jerusalem where they are due to arrive…
While the Joint List had hoped to gain 15 Knesset seats in the elections for Israel’s 20th Knesset, it still achieved a considerable success with the 13 seats it won – five of them being leading activists from Hadash: Ayman Odeh, (from Haifa); Aida Touma-Sliman (Akko), Dr. Dov Khenin (Tel-Aviv), Dr. Yousef Jabareen (Umm al-Fahem), and Dr.…
When Joint List leader Ayman Odeh entered his campaign headquarters late Tuesday evening, March 17, Election Day in Israel, he was greeted with heavy applause from the many activists present. A rush of energy swept through the crowd, as many of those present had the feeling that the alliance for peace and equality might indeed…
The parties of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his challenger Isaac Herzog respectively won 29 and 24 Knesset seats out of 120 in the Israeli general elections on Tuesday, March 17. The Joint List won 14 seats, an increase of three for the combination of Hadash and the Arab parties which separately had a total…
Dozens of Palestinian women suffered from excessive tear gas inhalation and lost consciousness as Israeli forces quelled a peaceful female rally on Saturday, March 7, marking International Women’s Day near the Qalandia checkpoint. Occupation forces fired tear gas canisters and stun grenades towards the women participating in the rally which also was held to protest…
Approximately 1,000 protesters, most of them Palestinian, Hadash and Communist Party of Israel members, other Israelis, and dozens of international peace activists took part in a large protest in Bil’in on Friday, February 27, marking ten years of popular struggle against the “apartheid wall” and the occupation of the Palestine lands. Over the last ten…
On Saturday, February 14, members of the Joint List called for Arab-Jewish unity at a massive event marking the launching of the campaign held in Nazareth. The Joint List ticket brings together Hadash (the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality) and the Arab parties. “Jews and Arabs must stand together against the ugly wave of…
On Sunday, February 8, a poll conducted by Israel’s Channel 10 television placed the Arab-Jewish Joint List, a unified ticket of Hadash and the Arab parties, in fourth place in the next elections with 13 Knesset seats. The poll predicted that the Likud and the Zionist Camp are currently tied with 23 seats each and…