Publications In The Media

Dr. Alon Liel, a scholar of international relations and an Israeli diplomat, spoke this morning (Thursday) with Yossi Mizrahi on Radio North 104.5 FM. He argued that the internal wave of violence is more severe than the Iranian threat and estimated that the meeting between Netanyahu and the U.S. President did not focus solely on Iran, but also addressed other sensitive issues. Liel first discussed priorities, comparing the crime wave in Israel to the Iranian threat:“Prioritie

הצהרה ממפלגת כל אזרחיה Introduction The “All Its Citizens” party views equal political participation of women not as a representational or symbolic matter, but as a fundamental condition for building a democratic, just, and safe society for all its citizens.The low rates of women’s participation in politics—particularly Arab/Palestinian women who are citizens of the state—do not stem from a lack of ability, qualifications, or willingness. They are the direct result of a heavy

By: Amin Zaher I listened very attentively to MK Ayman Odeh in an interview that aired this afternoon on Channel 2. Unfortunately, his explanations and interpretation did not convince me because he did not touch on the cause and root cause that brought the violence upon us. It is important to me that the MKs deal with legislation and they - in my humble opinion - should be knowledgeable about legislation and especially the budget law. I do not remember in my lifetime, and I a

By Aral Morris The deal to release one hundred hostages that Trump “achieved” at the beginning of his term was given to him as a gift by his friend, the Prime Minister of Israel. Throughout the war, he consistently refused to conclude a deal that could otherwise have been credited to Biden and Kamala Harris. Everything was timed in preparation for the elections in the United States, with the main goal being that American Muslims and Jews would continue to feel frustrated by B

By Dr. Warda Sada Introduction In recent years, public awareness of the phenomenon of violence and organized crime in Arab society in Israel has increased. This is a serious social challenge with wide-ranging implications for personal security, community cohesion, the local economy, and public trust in state institutions. This article seeks to present an informative and cautious snapshot, based on journalistic publications, police reports, and research analyses. Important met

By Amin Zaher By chance, I came across a new political party that I had not known about before, which was registered about three years ago.The party’s name is “All Its Citizens” , a name that, in my understanding, carries a strong, sharp, and clear message to both the Arab and Jewish peoples. The phrase “All Its Citizens” took me back to my time as Assistant Minister of Construction and Housing in 1996, and to the Ka’adan family’s petition to the High Court of Justice (HCJ) 6

By Jihan Haidar Hasan MK Limor Son Har‑Melech  has introduced a bill that, among other things, would allow the expansion of gender segregation to all academic degrees in all fields of study, and to additional population groups beyond the ultra-Orthodox. The spirit of the bill raises concern that gender segregation could extend to other areas of campuses, not only classrooms. According to the proposal, segregation could also be permitted in cafeterias, laboratories, corridors,

By Dr. Bashir Karkabi On Friday, January 23, 2026, an advertisement was published in Haaretz  calling for the establishment of a Jewish–Arab party. Hundreds of Jews and Arabs signed the ad, including the writer of these lines. Within hours of its publication, criticism of the ad’s content began to be heard, some of it angry. Before addressing these criticisms, I will try to present the rationale underlying this initiative. The Joint List Can Lead a Proper Educational Vision i