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Israeli doctors have been instructed not to comply with legislation approved by the cabinet Sunday, June 14, that would enable prison authorities to force-feed hunger-striking Palestinian inmates. The legislation was proposed by the last right-wing government and was revived by Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan last week. The draft passed its first reading in the…
The special Knesset committee that was formed to discuss the future of public broadcasting convened on Wednesday, chaired by Yesh Atid MK Karin Elharar. The cancellation of the television license fee and the future privatization of public broadcasting were on the agenda. Employees of the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) who are campaigning against the decision…
The Israel Broadcasting Authority’s (IBA) television and radio stations launched a strike Monday against a government bill that would dismantle the entity and lay off 2,000 workers. All programming on Israel Radio was suspended until further notice beginning 4 p.m., while TV Channels 1 and 33 canceled broadcasts through Tuesday morning, running the statement “IBA workers are…
Israeli Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan compiled a letter to fellow cabinet members ahead of Sunday’s weekly cabinet meeting. In it, he wrote: “It would be absurd if at the same time as there is a terrorist regime next to us which doesn’t pay its bills, that there will be power outages [here]… In my opinion……
After years of demonstrations and protests, Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan and Industry, Commerce and Labor Minister Shalom Simchon decided, Thursday, to remove an ammonia tank that has been housed at Haifa Bay. They also instructed their staffs to quickly develop an outline for establishment of an appropriate plant which will insure the minimization of…
With a new planning and building bill slated to come to a vote in the Knesset next week, MK Dov Khenin (Hadash) expressed his dissatisfaction with the planning bill, and he wrote a letter to the state comptroller on Tuesday asking that the latter’s office perform a thorough examination of the bill before it comes…
After the Israeli government unanimously approved a five-year, NIS 830 million budget for Dead Sea environmental protection and tourism on Sunday, MK Dov Khenin (Hadash) and green groups were not wholly satisfied with the decision. “For the first time, after years in which the Dead Sea was used only as a source of resource exploitation,…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced yesterday (Sunday) the formation of a special economic team to “reduce the soaring cost of living”, looking to ease tensions and mass protests a day after 300,000 people demonstrated across the country against government and for social justice. The team will be headed by a neo-liberal technocrat economist from Tel-Aviv…
Six peace Israeli activists were arrested during a protest at the newly settlement “Ma’ale Zeitim” in Palestinian East Jerusalem on Friday. Just two days earlier, on Wednesday, extreme-right Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin, Interior Minister Eli Yishai, Education Minister Gideon Sa’ar and Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan attended the dedication ceremony of…
The Office of the Attorney General of the Israeli Government’s Counsel General Menachem Mazuz issued today (Tuesday, April 28, 2009) a decision to provide a new indictment against MK Mohammad Barakeh, Chairman of the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (Hadash) and leading member of the Communist Party of Israel. The Attorney General targeting Barakeh, Mazuz, is the same who made the decision to close the investigation into the killers of 13 of young Arab people during the demonstrations in October 2000.