Jewish-Arab relations
Former Labor Party member Avi Shaked announces new Jewish-Arab party
The statement said that the party “calls for strengthening Arab society to build a better shared future in Israel."
Shared society in crisis and hope: Education’s role in Israel’s recovery - opinion
How dialogue and olive oil can nurture tolerance and coexistence
Confronting antisemitism demands reviving the legacy of Jewish-Arab symbiosis - opinion
A strategy for fostering diversity within a unified Israeli society- opinion
Israel’s deepening divides call for a new model of unity through diversity, with dialogue and mutual responsibility crucial to preventing future conflict.
Herzog's iftar: Arab leaders share concerns amid rising tensions
The iftar dinner celebrated cultural diversity while tackling pressing regional issues. Arab leaders called for a united front against violence and extremism.
Deep divides between Israeli Arabs, Jews in social issues and equality, survey finds
A large majority of Arab citizens surveyed ranked violence and crime in the Arab sector as the most concerning issue, followed by anti-Arab racism, housing and land shortages, and education.
Ben-Gvir initiates policy to regulate mosque noise level
The topic of regulating mosque speakers has been highly controversial and debated in Israel for years.
West Bank unrest: The overlooked battle amid Gaza war - editorial
The IDF’s recent counterterrorism operations highlight the growing threat of terror cells in Palestinian areas, while the surge in Jewish violence presents a challenge for Israeli security forces.
Jews and Arabs hoped to fill a truck with aid for Gaza civilians, and ended up filling 300.
Jewish-Arab movement Standing Together set out to fill a truck with aid to be sent to Gazan civilians, but the group ended up filling over 300.
Tand’if Cleaning Cooperative: The Arabic cleaning group promoting social change
The Tand’if Cleaning Cooperative promotes social change and fights to offer an alternative to the exploitation of contractor companies.
