By: Tamim Abu Khait About 100,000 demonstrators took part in the “Great Black Flags” march against violence and crime in the city of Tel Aviv on Saturday evening, arriving from all parts of the country. The protest clearly featured the participation of Arab women, Arab youth, and progressive Jewish forces supporting the struggle of Arab society, to the extent that it can be said the demonstration was, in fact, an Arab-Jewish protest. The march in Tel Aviv began at the cultural plaza near the...

Recently, a graduation ceremony was held for the third cohort of the Women’s Leadership Course in the Negev, organized by the Itach–Ma’aki Association, in partnership with the European Union and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation. This was not just another course or another event, but an additional serious step in advancing Bedouin women and strengthening their status and role in leading society in the Negev and in Arab society in general. This course is considered a significant achievement for...

By: Tamim Abu Khait The current situation: After the pressure exerted by Arab society following the worsening crime crisis, and after the impact of the Gaza war on Arab society—emotionally, politically, and in everyday life, through policing practices and the relative deterioration of relations with Jewish society—the components of the Joint List held two official meetings, in addition to a series of bilateral meetings and consultations, to discuss the possibility of re-establishing the...