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Palestinians in Israel organize medical aid, raise funds for Beirut
After a massive blast rocks the Lebanese capital, Palestinian leaders in Israel begin raising funds and arranging to send a delegation of medical experts.
By
Suha Arraf
August 5, 2020
The domino effect of persecuting Arab politicians
The government’s latest attempts to oust Balad from the Knesset are part of an intensifying campaign against Arab political movements, regardless of their different stripes. Three months ago, when the Israeli government outlawed the northern branch of the Islamic Movement, Palestinian citizens of Israel feared that they were witnessing the beginning of an intensified campaign…
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Amjad Iraqi
February 14, 2016
Why won’t the Arab parties just unite already?
Raising the Knesset threshold was a game-changer, and now the Arab parties must find a way to unite in order to stay relevant. Will they put aside their egos and political differences for the sake of Israel’s Palestinian minority? A war of attrition has been declared on the Palestinian minority in Israel, in the wake…
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Samah Salaime
January 8, 2015
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Commander admits: Undercover Israeli officers threw stones at soldiers in Bil’in
Seven years after the incident took place, an officer in the elite ‘Metzada’ unit of the Israel Prison Service admits that his subordinates threw stones at soldiers in Bil’in – as part of their mission. At the time, almost nobody believed what the activists had said. The village of Bil’in was organizing one of its first…
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Haggai Matar
May 6, 2012
PHOTOS: Low turnout for J14 weekend demonstrations
Demonstrations across the country manage to bring together only 20,000 people. Protest in Jaffa is fiery and emotional Just one week before the “million man march” that the J14 movement plans on holding next Saturday, the nation-wide protests last night showed a sharp drop in numbers – and in spirit. Just over 20,000 people attended…
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Ami Kaufman
August 28, 2011
Tel Aviv sees largest leftwing demonstration in years
Thousands march to protest Knesset’s decision to probe human rights organizations Tel Aviv – More than 10,000 people marched this evening in protest of recent anti-democratic and racist initiatives by the Israeli government. The march, which started in front of the Likud HQ in King George Street and ended at the Tel Aviv Museum Square,…
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Noam Sheizaf
January 15, 2011
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