In the Media

“There will be no bulldozers on bodies, no air attacks on the Palestinians. Peace, not war. I have a limit of what I can swallow.”

Voter turnout in Israel’s Arab sector is expected to be around 60 percent on March 2, and 91 percent have great confidence in the impact on the next Knesset of the Joint Arab List, according to a new public opinion survey published on Monday.

Former IDF chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi said he feels ashamed for Netanyahu for his lies and that he was offered the role of Defense Minister by the Prime Minister.

To assess an important aspect of what may be the biggest humanitarian crisis of the 21st century, the Clinics for Law and Social Change at University of Haifa sent three Arab-Israeli students to Athens, Greece last Friday to conduct research and provide social and legal aid for refugees from the Middle East and Africa this month.

After he was shot, the car being driven by Yakub Abu al-Kiyan struck police officer Erez Levy, who died at the scene; then the teacher bled to death about 10 meters away.

The ad will appear with a slogan in Arabic, saying: “Labor-Gesher-Meretz – We stand alongside gays and lesbians.” The ad will be followed by a post in Arabic on social media, addressing LGBT community members.

Bigamy involves someone marrying a person while he or she is still legally married to another.

Raida Adon, the first Arab Israeli artist to get a solo exhibit at Israel Museum, tells Haaretz how sitting in a suitcase is a metaphor for the state not being able to contain her.

Arab citizens have slammed the measure as “racist” and part of a long-term Israeli strategy to expand its territory while maintaining a Jewish majority.

‘There won’t be a transfer,’ PM says of proposal to make communities in northern Triangle part of a future Palestinian state.

Arab citizens of Israel see great chance in upcoming parliamentary election to increase representation.

The land swap is highly controversial, sparking protests in the North and Tel Aviv; Blue and White leader Benny Gantz said he opposes it. PM: there will direct flights from Israel to Saudi Arabia.

A growing number of Israeli Jews are set to reject left-wing parties, Netanyahu's racism and Trump's 'peace' plan - and vote for the Joint List on March 2.

Who is this minority group and why are they fiercely loyal to the Jewish State?

The Joint List is also reaching out to Israel’s ultra-Orthodox community with campaign ads in Yiddish.