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A plan highly-disputed by environmentalists to construct some 27,000 hotel rooms, presumably nearly all along the beaches of Israel, over the next decade received Knesset plenary approval on Monday night, August 1. Promoted by far right and neo-liberal Tourism Minister Yariv Levin, the “Hotels Law” is an amendment to the country’s Planning and Building Law…
The debate over the 22-year old Achziv Beach development project continued to rage on in the Knesset last week. Following the urging of Joint List MK Dov Khenin (Hadash), the Knesset’s Interior and Environmental Protection Committee met in the hopes of getting the project rejected, or at least reformulated. The original plan, approved in 1994,…
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…
Israel’s Supreme Court rejected Sunday afternoon, March 27, Israel’s natural gas legislation which had been sponsored, lobbied for, and signed by neo-liberal Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The judges rejected the “stability clause,” a sine quo non for the entire plan – thus torpedoing it altogether. The stability clause prohibited the government and Knesset from changing…
A majority in the Knesset Economic Affairs Committee voted on Monday, December 14, against activating Article 52 – the contentious legal clause that would allow neo-liberal Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to move forward to privatize the country’s natural gas reserves. Although the committee’s recommendations are not legally binding, and as economy minister, Netanyahu can choose…
Thousands of people took part Saturday night, November 28, in protests against the neo-liberal government’s controversial agreement with major energy companies for the production of natural gas. According to Channel 10, over 8,000 people took part the protest at Habima Square in Tel Aviv, as the police blocked traffic along several main roads in the…
A session of the Knesset’s Economic Affairs Committee held to discuss implementation of the outline for the country’s long-disputed privatized natural gas degenerated into shouting matches several times on Sunday, November 22, as Knesset members across the political spectrum and social activists disrupted each other when speaking. The session, the first in a series of…
Protests against the government’s proposed deal for regulating the natural gas industry were held in 16 cities across Israel this past weekend. All told, there were over 15,000 participants in these demonstrations, including activists from Hadash and Communist Party of Israel. The main demonstration was held in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening. The demonstrators called…
The Association for Civil Rights in Israel (ACRI) has petitioned the Acting Chief Police Commander, Bentzi Sau and demanded an end to police violations of the freedoms of assembly, association, and speech being directed towards those protesting the gas deal. In its petition the ACRI states: “It is the role of Israel’s police force to…
Violent clashes between protestors and police broke out in central Tel Aviv on Saturday night, November 7, during a demonstration against the Israeli government’s plans to privatize the natural gas field discovered off its coast in 2010 and its pending approval of a multibillion dollar gas deal with the US energy giant Noble Energy. Ten…