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How crime became a cover for Israel to tighten control of Palestinian citizens
Rather than addressing the roots of crime and violence among Palestinian citizens, Israel is advancing plans to depoliticize the community.
By
Shahrazad Odeh
December 4, 2020
‘I pray for him and wait for death’: Mothers of slain protesters reflect on October 2000
Twenty years on, three Palestinian mothers discuss the personal loss that has become a national symbol, the daily struggle of living with the pain, and the fear of another October 2000.
By
Suha Arraf
October 21, 2020
Blurring the lines between Palestine and Baltimore
A new play tells the story of Aseel Asleh, one of the 13 Palestinians killed by police inside Israel at the start of the Second Intifada. Playwright Jen Marlowe is bringing it to black colleges in the U.S. in the hopes of connecting two struggles. Before his death, Palestinian teenager Aseel Asleh dedicated himself to…
By
Noa Yachot
April 3, 2016
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Palestinian citizens will always be enemies in a Jewish state
The Or Commission’s report on the October 2000 events was a symbolic indictment of Israel’s ‘enemy doctrine’ toward its Palestinian citizens. But Israel has not absorbed the lessons of the report, because demands for equality remain anathema to the state’s raison d’être. Twelve years ago, in its report on the events of October 2000, the Or…
By
Amjad Iraqi
October 7, 2015
‘The problem isn’t Arab protesters, it’s the society that sees them as an enemy’
Fifteen years since the events of October 2000, in which Israeli police killed 13 Arab protesters, Hassan Jabareen, head of Israel’s leading Arab civil rights organization, talks to +972 about the lessons Israel’s Palestinian population learned from the killings, the escalation of systematic discrimination since, and the vision of a democratic state of all its…
By
Noam Sheizaf
October 6, 2015
Thirteen killed, no one punished: Remembering October 2000
During a single week in October of 2000, Israeli Police shot dead 13 Palestinians — 12 of them Israeli citizens — who took to the streets to show solidarity with demonstrators in the West Bank and Gaza. The violence profoundly impacted the Palestinian community in Israel. Just as devastating, however, has been the complete absence of…
By
Amjad Iraqi
October 4, 2015
Intellectuals call for investigation into police shooting of Arab youth
A group of prominent Jewish and Arab intellectuals published a petition Thursday calling on the Israeli government to establish a committee of inquiry to investigate the shooting death of Khir Hamdan at the hands of Israeli police officers. Hamdan attempted trying to attack a police van, and was shot as he turned his back and…
By
Edo Konrad
November 13, 2014
Not just escalation: A frightening new era of Jewish-Arab relations in Israel
Attacks by Jewish hooligans on Arabs, unprecedented incitement by right-wing politicians and clashes between Israeli Police and Arab youth. We’ve been here before, but never like this. By Ron Gerlitz This article is written at the height of an extensive, violent escalation in the Jewish-Arab conflict, both within Israel and between Israel and the Palestinians…
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+972 Magazine
July 12, 2014
A call to establish a national memorial day for slain Arab citizens
Israel’s Amadou Diallo and Stephen Biko are 13 Arab Israelis shot and killed in October 2000 by the Israeli National Police. October 1 must be an Israeli national memory day for the victims. by Issa Edward Boursheh Yesterday was the 11th anniversary of October 2000 events in which Rami, Ahmad, Mohammad, Mosleh, Asil, Alaa, Walid, Emad,…
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+972 Magazine
October 2, 2011
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