The Or Commission, headed by Justice Theodore Or, was established by the government of Israel to investigate the October 2000 events. These events, according to the report, "shook the earth" when 12 Arab citizens of Israel; one Jewish citizen of Israel and one resident of the Gaza Strip were killed. The Or Commission's mandate was to investigate the events and their causes and submit recommendations for intervention to the government. The Commission emphasized the urgent need to take immediate and long-term corrective measures. Among the Commission's findings were that Israel's Arab citizens constitute the "most sensitive and important domestic issue facing Israel today" and that the state must "initiate, develop, and operate programs emphasizing budgets that will close gaps in education, housing, industrial development, employment, and services."

This section includes an official summation of the Or Commission Report; additional reports monitoring the implementation of the Commission's recommendations and Task Force study trip reports.

The Equality Index of Jewish and Arab Citizens in Israel - Sikkuy Report - 2006

Official Summation of the Or Commission Report - Haaretz - September 2, 2003

A Year to the State Investigative Commission on the October 2000 Events - Judge Theodor Or's Speech at Tel Aviv University - September 1, 2004

The Arabs in Israel - Two Years After the Or Commission Report - Professor Shimon Shamir - September 19, 2005

The Arabs in Israel – Three Years after the Or Commission Report - Judge Hashim Khatib - September 11, 2006

Trip Report: Inter-Agency Task Force on Israeli Arab Issues Study Trip to Israel - June 19 – June 22, 2006

Monitoring Civic Equality Between Arab and Jewish Citzens of Israel - Sikkuy Report - 2003-2004

Monitoring Civic Equality Between Arab and Jewish Citzens of Israel - Sikkuy Report - 2004-2005

Sikkuy conference marking 3 years of monitoring the implementation of the Or Commission, featuring the Prime Minister's Office - Sikkuy press release; June 5, 2007