In the Media

“The program established by Israel’s Higher Arab Monitoring Committee provides uniform and binding procedures to be followed by local sulha committees to overcome feuds.”

“Report says meeting with senior Joint List lawmakers was aimed at returning Ra’am to the fold, after it ran separately in the last elections and joined coalition.”

“Columnist who accuses Israel of practicing apartheid against Palestinians says he considered Balad’s election proposal, but decided to remain a journalist.”

“One explanation? They are tired of hearing from Jews that their pools are ‘for the exclusive use of residents of the community.’”

“Religious Jews there have bucked the trend of falling fertility elsewhere.”

“Enticed by promises of love or a better life, these women are then used in a variety of ways: Moving money, laundering funds and sexual exploitation. Some of the young women break the law willingly – in order to survive.”

“Women's Empowerment Program is divided into two categories – women who have businesses and want to market their brands; and those who want to work in social entrepreneurship.”

“The food delivery app Haat will expand to the northern Israeli city of Karmiel in August after operating so far only in Israel's mostly rural Arab sector.”

“The program established by Israel’s Higher Arab Monitoring Committee provides uniform and binding procedures to be followed by local sulha committees to overcome feuds.”

“Joint List's Sami Abu Shehadeh says Palestinians in Gaza no different than Arab Israeli citizens, citing blood ties between both populations; rules out reunion with Ra'am despite claiming sector wants intra-Arab unity.”

“Ra'am chairman: Ours is the only party that works in a practical way in support of the Palestinian people.”

“Mansour Abbas was elected to head the United Arab List for another term, despite his insistence on remaining in a controversial coalition.”

“MK Walid Taha, Knesset faction director Waleed Alhawashla and MK Iman Khatib-Yasin clinch spots 2-4; remainder of roster to be determined at a later date.”

“The threat level has been raised and mixed Arab-Jewish cities have recruited reinforcements in light of last year's riots, even though Israel Police don't anticipate riots to reemerge.”

“So, why don’t Arabs vote in national elections? Because a major communications company does not supply services to a city of 20,000 people because some of them have pirate connections.”