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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…
The Prime Minister’s Office is holding up the transfer of NIS 2.5 billion (shekels; $645 million) to Arab communities in Israel because “the state has still not developed a mechanism to enforce planning and construction laws in these towns,” Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon told the Knesset yesterday, June 13. He was responding to a query…
A controversial bill which will give privately owned hotels “national infrastructure status” was approved Wednesday, June 8, by the Knesset’s Interior Committee and will now head for its first reading in the Knesset plenum. The bill, which is being spearheaded by the Minister of Tourism, Yariv Levin (Likud), aims to simplify the approval of permits…
Joint List MK Yousef Jabareen (Hadash) is continuing his campaign to force Israel to ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) thereby increasing international pressure on the Israeli government. Asked about the prospect of his bill passing, Jabareen told The Jerusalem Post, “I expect a heavy objection from the coalition. But this…
Proposed legislation to ban mosques from using public address systems for their calls to prayer was withdrawn by the bill’s sponsor, far-right Bayit Yehudi MK Moti Yogev, from a scheduled vote on Sunday, March 6, in order to modify it. Yogev’s bill would add the “loud or unreasonable” use of loudspeakers by places of worship…
The Knesset on Monday night, February 8, approved the first reading of the so-called “NGO transparency bill.” 50 Knesset members voted for the bill, and 43 cast their vote against. Among the opponents were all MKs of Joint List and Hadash. On Monday morning, 52 members of the European Parliament sent the following letter to…
Channel 2 News reported Monday night, January 4, that in the wake of last Friday’s terror attack in Tel Aviv, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering withholding funds earmarked for Arab-Palestinian communities in Israel unless they accept new measures for “increased law enforcement.” According to the report, the prime minister instructed government ministers Ze’ev Elkin…
The cabinet unanimously approved on Wednesday, December 30, a NIS 15 billion ($3.84 billion) five-year plan to fund the development of the infrastructure and services provided to the Arab-Palestinian national minority in Israel, in an effort to bring these up to par with the those funded for the Jewish population. Leader of the Joint List, MK…
The Mossawa Center, in cooperation with the National Committee for the Heads of Arab Local Authorities and Knesset members from the Joint List, have created a special team to advocate fair state budget allocations to the Arab community in Israel. The team – supported by the Economic and Advocacy Departments of the Mossawa Center –…
The Knesset’s Ministerial Committee for Legislation voted Sunday, July 5, to oppose a bill by the Joint List that calls for expanding the goals of the public education law to include goals specifically intended to improve the Arab school system. “The law that regulates public education in Israel defines the public education system exclusively in…