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Nine police officers have been questioned under caution on suspicion they helped to cover up an alleged assault on a Hadash lawmaker during a deadly police operation at an unrecognized Arab-Bedouin community in January of this year. The officers, including a superintendent, were questioned Tuesday night, November 28, by the Justice Ministry’s Police Investigations Department…
The State Prosecutor asked the Justice Ministry on Tuesday, November 21, to reopen an investigation into the police shooting of a Bedouin teacher during an operation to demolish homes in the unrecognized Negev village of Umm al-Hiran at the beginning of the year. In light of new evidence, the ministry’s Police Investigations Department (PID) was…
The Israeli far-right government has called on the Israeli Supreme Court to approve plans to demolish an entire Palestinian Bedouin community and forcibly transfer its residents to the town of Abu Dis, acts which human rights groups say would amount to a war crime. The state submitted its request to the court on Sunday, September…
Israel’s Ministry of Defense has announced that preparations are underway to expel two Palestinian communities in the West Bank – an unlawful action that would constitute forcible transfer of protected persons in the Palestinian occupied territories. In response to the announcement, B’Tselem sent a grave letter to Israel’s prime minister, its defense minister, its military…
Six residents of an unrecognized Arab-Bedouin village near the southern city of Be’er Sheva will have to pay the state to cover the costs of demolishing their homes, an Israeli court ruled last week. The village, which has been demolished over 100 times since 2010, must pay 262,000 shekels (over $72,000) for the demolition costs…
The new town that Israel is planning to build in the Negev desert upon the ruins of a Arab-Bedouin village slated for demolition, will only be open to Jews with Israeli citizenship or permanent residence recognized by the state. The new Jewish town of Hiran is due to be constructed once the existing Bedouin community…
Israeli authorities secured by a large contingent of police demolished the Arab-Bedouin village of al-Araqib in the Negev region of southern Israel for the 116th time since 2010 on Tuesday morning, August 1. This was the eighth such demolition of the unrecognized village this year. Officials from the Israel Land Authority (ILA), accompanied by police…
Police authorities have decided to open an investigation into the circumstances of the wounding of Hadash MK Ayman Odeh, chair of the Joint List, during the shooting incident that took place six months ago in the Arab-Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran in the Negev. Odeh, filed a complaint with the Department of Police Investigations after…
The Knesset passed in its second and third readings, on Wednesday, April 5, a bill that will ease the way to imposing large fines and executing home demolitions for construction violations and illegal building. A member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of Israel, MK Abdallah Abu Ma’arouf (Hadash – Joint List) told…
The Knesset Interior and Environmental Protection Committee approved in its second and third reading, on Sunday, April 2, an amendment to the Planning and Building Law that will make its enforcement more stringent and increase penalties for “illegal construction.” The amendment, sponsored by far-right lawmakers, calls for restricting the discretion of courts regarding the enforcement of…