Publications In The Media

By: Mohamed Yahia The Arab community—over two million people, full citizens—does not need anyone’s legitimization. The very idea of disqualifying lists or candidates simply because they are not Jewish is inherently unacceptable, and the use of the term “legitimization” in this context is insulting and degrading. It is the state that needs legitimization in order to truly become a democratic state, a state for all its citizens without exception. Moreover, the majority of the I

By: Warda Sada The dispersal of cultural events is not unique to Jerusalem. Authoritarian and totalitarian regimes throughout history have acted in similar ways: Nazi Germany Canceled plays and books deemed “non-German,” and restricted cultural life according to the official ideology. The Soviet Union under Stalin Performances and musical events were removed if they did not align with party doctrine; artists who deviated were severely punished. China – The Cultural Revolution

By: Avraham Burg יIsrael of 2025 , once a quick and clever David, has turned into a heavy, armed giant who has lost his ability to discern, doubt, and be wise. A long journey from the spiritual Jew to the forceful Israeli has created a reality in which enormous power produces existential fear, and military greatness hides moral and strategic blindness. If you ran a public opinion poll in Israel and asked: “Who are you — David or Goliath?” I’m willing to bet that an overwhelmi

By: Tamim Abu Khait Events that interest no one in the Israeli establishment: During last night’s settler riots and attacks in the villages of Jaba  and Sa’ir , four homes  and five vehicles  were completely burned, in addition to injuries and severe damage to other homes and properties.In Sa’ir, settlers assaulted residents with clubs and sharp metal tools, injuring several women and causing extensive property damage.No one was arrested. No one was investigated. Statistics

By: Avraham Burg A system built on denial, violence, and indifference—from the attackers themselves to the public that prefers not to know—enables a corrupt settlement enterprise and the stripping of basic freedoms from Palestinians. It is a project of supremacy and dispossession, a testament to the rot consuming the Israeli soul. In the margins of the news it was reported: “The police and Shin Bet arrested a settler who was documented beating a 53-year-old Palestinian woman

By: Tamim Abu Khait After the thunder of cannons, the terrifying sounds of rockets, and the rumble of tanks have faded, the cannons of the judicial and governmental revolution  have returned to the battlefield — with a series of legislative proposals accompanied by the dismissal of anyone who dares oppose the orders of “King” Netanyahu. Thus, the Knesset’s Constitution, Law and Justice Committee  approved the “Incitement to Terror”  bill in its second and third readings. The

By: Muhammad Yahya, Attorney In the discourse taking place in Israeli society today, the issue of the future of the state and the status of Arab society is prominent. A true and legitimate partnership means membership in an alternative government from within, and not just as a blocking bloc from without. Otherwise, democracy, which is already frozen, will become even colder. In everyday life, in hospitals, factories, sports, service industries, institutions, high-tech, and go

By: Tamim Abu Khait Some in the Arab community are asking: Why isn’t there a joint list ?While others ask: Why should there be one at all? Isn’t multiparty diversity  one of the pillars of democracy? And are we all identical in our opinions, approaches, and ways of thinking? In recent weeks, a wave of public discussion  has swept through Arab society—perhaps for the first time on such a scale—mainly across social media platforms.It is an open debate on several fundamental so

By: Tamim Abu Khait When Netanyahu and Trump talk about peace, they do not mean peace — heaven forbid — with the Palestinian people or with a Palestinian state. They do not mention either of those at all. They talk about peace with Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Morocco and even Iran! They speak of peace vaguely, merely as a slogan, deliberately diverting attention from the core of the conflict and the real causes of Israel’s wars. It seems Netanyahu wants to continue living

By: Avraham Burg The Middle East is changing before our eyes. Out of a violent and bloody reality, an opposite trend is gradually taking shape: nations and states are seeking to move from an era of hostility to an era of civic and economic cooperation. Normalization agreements, regional initiatives on energy and water, scientific collaborations, and cross-border investments — all testify to the birth of a new understanding. The old logic of wars, closed borders, and constant

By: Avraham Borg There is little meaning in marking two years since the events of October 2023. That day has not ended. It remains one...

By: Tamim Abu Khait Meretz leaders, captives of Yair Golan, must rise up, break free, and establish a true leftist Jewish-Arab alliance....

By: Tamim Abu Khait Today, the IDF bombed a building that houses the largest archaeological collection in the Gaza Strip. Yesterday, in...

By: Abraham Borg Woe to the pilot whose eye is red with blood, to the journalist who silences, to the politician who signs death...

By: Muhammad Yahya Apparently the only way to free the country held hostage by the government is at the ballot box in the elections, as...

By: Avraham Borg Akiva Novik is one of my most respected journalists. Right-wing, eloquent, knowledgeable, opinionated, a gracious...

By: Erel Morris The approval of construction in E1 by the right-wing government of Al-Mala is the end of the democratic Jewish state. In...

By: Tamim Abu Khait Yesterday, a meeting was held between delegations from the four Arab parties to discuss the possibility of...

By: Tamim Abu Khait A year ago, Israeli settlers threw stones at four young Arab women from Rahat and set their car on fire, after they...

By: Muhammad Yahya That is where the policy and decision-making process are determined. Arab society cannot afford to sit at home and not...