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According to a report by the Regavim movement, officials in the housing ministry’s planning commission have recently designated a plan for the construction of a future school, deep in the heart of an illegal Bedouin shantytown Rahma in the Negev, which will de facto establish the illegal settlement as legal.

Documentarian Juna Suleiman spent seven years recording her octagenarian grandma for ‘Mussolini’s Sister,’ a touching, funny and sad film about gender and aging.

In total, in 2018, there were some 474,250 inciting posts against Palestinians on Israeli social networks.

SEVEN, launched a year ago, is the first shopping and entertainment complex in the Arab-Israeli sector.

Baka al-Garbiyeh resident Ahmad Mazen Dra'ima, 35, died of gunshot wounds Sunday overnight. Residents and officials charge that 'the police needs to function, not just as lip service'.

A group of Israeli legal experts have drafted an amendment to the Nationality Law to codify equality for all citizens.

Israel's football body will run a programme to create a better bond between youngsters of different backgrounds.

The suggested draft amends the existing law in that it states that Israel Jewish and a democratic state, and that it is “a home that has equal rights for all of its citizens.”

A $12 million endowment fund has been established for The Abraham Initiatives, a Jewish-Arab coexistence organization.

A terrorist attack years ago that killed Arab-Israelis showed this Christian Arab-Israeli that the IDF fights for everyone in Israel. He continues the fight to this day, even after his IDF service is over.

Regavim Movement urges Attorney General, Israel Police, to investigate Sharia court judge who approved polygamous marriage.

Deputy state prosecutor noted that co-leader of far-right party made the statement last December, after attacks against Jewish settlers in the West Bank.

Negev Coexistence Forum has agreed to vacate premises in exchange for the Be'er Sheva Municipality slashing a whopping tax bill.

The “deal of the century,” as it has been coined, is slated to be released in June.

Plan for 500 housing units in Israel's south for Bedouins from unrecognized villages aims to minimize number of families uprooted, but residents set for relocation are poised to fight it.