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Civil liberties and human rights advocates have expressed grave concerns about a plan by Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right Israeli government to limit the power of the judiciary, saying it will encourage authoritarianism and put minority rights in imminent danger. The plan, which has yet to be written into law, also increases the influence of politicians and…
A solidarity rally with Palestinians residents of Masafer Yatta will be held next Friday, May 13, by Hadash and Communist Party of Israel (CPI) activists. On the eve of the Independence Day holiday, Israel’s Hight Court of Justice approved the expulsion of about a thousand Palestinians from Masafer Yatta, a group of hamlets in the South…
Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Biton announced on Thursday, November 18, affirmation of her far-right predecessor’s decision to withhold the prestigious Israel Prize from communist Professor Oded Goldreich following the latter’s support for the Palestinian struggle, and specifically his call to boycott Ariel University in the occupied West Bank. Goldreich’s lawyer, Atty. Michael Sfard, called the decision “a…
Far-right Prime Minister Naftali Bennett sought to make good on his pledges to fight rampaging violent crime in Israel’s Arab communities on Sunday, October 3, by announcing his intentions to involve the military and the General Security Service (GSS, Shin Bet / Shabak) in a crackdown against illegally held weapons in those communities. At its inaugural…
The designated functions of Israel’s internal security service, the General Security Service’s (GSS, known also as the Shin Bet or “Shabak”) have nearly doubled since 2004, without any amending of the GSS Law by the Knesset and without informing the public, including even a majority of the Knesset lawmakers. The Association for Civil Rights in…
Israel’s High Court of Justice (HCJ) heard a petition on Thursday, September 9, to reopen the state prosecution’s probe into the handling of the deadly incident that occurred in the southern Arab-Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran on January 18, 2017. During the incident two persons were killed: a local resident Yaqoub Musa Abu al-Qee’an, 47 and…
Despite the change of administration in the United States, Israel’s settlement building policies in the occupied Palestinian territories will remain largely unchanged, an Israeli government official has told The Times of Israel. The official said that Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s new government will operate based on the understandings his predecessor Benjamin Netanyahu reached with former…
While Israel’s High Court of Justice (HCJ) announced on Thursday, August 12, its unanimous rejection of the decision of former Education Minister Yoav Gallant to withhold the Israel Prize in mathematics and computer science from Communist Prof. Oded Goldreich, it did so in a non-binding fashion. Instead of unequivocally reversing Gallant’s decision to veto awarding the…
Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg disqualified himself on Sunday, August 2, from participating in a hearing on an appeal against the banning of the 2002 documentary Jenin, Jenin. Sohlberg recused himself because in 2004 he wrote an op-ed piece in which he expressed support for criminally prosecuting Muhammed Bakri, the creator of the film, for libel.…
Israel’s High Court of Justice proposed on Monday, August 2, a compromise deal that would allow the Palestinian residents of occupied East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood to remain in their homes under a “protected tenants” status, thereby at least temporarily resolving a years-long standoff between the residents and a settler organization. A number of diplomats were…