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The Police Internal Investigation Unit (“Machash”) within Israel’s Ministry of Justice re-enacted on Wednesday evening, March 15, the events that led up to the shooting death of Yaqoub Abu al-Qee’an by Israeli police during a January 18 demolition raid in the Arab-Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran in the Negev. In the raid a police officer…
About 200 demonstrators from Arab communities throughout Israel held a protest against home demolitions outside the Ministry of Finance in Jerusalem on Tuesday, March 14, as legislators in the nearby Knesset discussed a draft of the proposed “Kaminitz bill” that would increase penalties for and tighten enforcement against “illegal construction.” The Committee of the Heads…
Last year (2016) saw a marked increase in the number of homes Israeli authorities demolished throughout the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, citing lack of building permits as a pretext. The scale of demolitions documented by B’Tselem this year “is the most extensive since we began systematically documenting demolitions in 2004.” In East Jerusalem,…
Police are illegally threatening and intimidating Arab-Palestinian school children in Israel, in an effort to deter them from participating in street protests. Adalah – The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel – is now seeking to put an end to such intimidation. On January 24, 2017, Adalah sent a letter to Attorney General…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel is expected to visit Washington this week to meet with President Trump, presumably to discuss the political philosophy they share: power through hate and fear. A government that bars refugees and Muslims from entering the United States has much in common with one that permits Israeli settlers to steal…
Two brothers from the village of Musheirifa in Wadi Ara have received demolition orders for their homes that cannot be appealed. The two demolition orders are part of a recent spike against Arab homes in the area. Residents who received the demolition orders have threatened to defend their homes with their bodies and are calling…
Several thousand protestors attended a Tel Aviv rally Saturday night, February 4, against racism, incitement, and the far-right government policies which discriminate against Israel’s Arab citizens. The march was held in the wake of recent house demolitions in the Arab city of Qalansawe in the center of the country and in the unrecognized village of…
In light of the tragic January 18 events involving home demolitions in the Arab-Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran — which took the lives of a local resident, Yakoub Moussa Abu al-Qee’an, and a policeman, Erez Levi — some 20 political, human rights and peace movements and groups, among them Hadash, the Communist Party of Israel and Meretz, will…
A call by Construction Minister Yoav Galant to “concentrate” Arab-Bedouin citizens into “permitted areas” is raising fears of further demolition operations to follow the January 18 police action in Umm al-Hiran that destroyed 10 houses and left a policeman and an Arab-Bedouin teacher dead. Galant’s remarks Tuesday, January 31, came two weeks after a court-sanctioned…
When the news came out that MK Ayman Odeh was injured during “clashes” in Umm el-Hiran two weeks ago, shortly after Yaqub Musa Abu Qee’an and police office Erez Levy were killed, almost all Israeli media outlets reported the police claim that Odeh had been wounded by stones, while noting that Odeh himself claimed he was hit by sponge-tipped…