Publications In The Media

All Its Citizens Party – A Statement to the Public The All Citizens Party strengthens the hands of Arab society in its decision to hold a general strike today, Thursday, and in its decision to hold a nationwide demonstration in the city of Sakhnin this afternoon, and calls on its members, friends, and supporters to participate in the demonstration and support the struggle of citizens and their right to personal and economic security. It is time for the Israeli government to s

By: Muhammad Yahya An unplanned response by ordinary citizens, unelected, who do not see themselves as leaders, became a symbol of the struggle and led the city to a general strike as a sign of protest. Neighboring Deir Hanna and Arabah joined the fight. Water has reached the soul and there is no longer any room for tolerance towards crime and harm to human life, business, and personal security. It is time to support those who have taken up the gauntlet to protect their lives

By: Jihan Haider Hasan In December 2025, the Ministry of Finance published the economic plan for 2026, which includes, among other things, the reinstatement of a property tax that was abolished 25 years ago. This is a tax on land that was not used for construction - one of the most significant steps in the new economic plan that is expected to affect land The new law states that, according to the 2026 economic plan, a property tax of 1.5% will be imposed on vacant land, inclu

By: Jihan Haider Hasan Recently, an idea has resurfaced—one that comes up from time to time both worldwide and in Israel—to lower the voting age from 18 to 17. The idea touches on questions of democracy, citizenship, education, and practical politics. Among other things, it aims to expand democratic participation by allowing young people to take part in decisions that affect their lives on issues such as education, cost of living, security, climate, and public transportation.

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-esta

By: Dr. Warda Sada After a conversation with a highly professional sports coach, I found myself rethinking the relationship between education, civic behavior, and democracy. This person treats all club members with great respect—without discrimination based on religious affiliation, nationality, or gender. His daily conduct is characterized by fairness, attentiveness, and equal respect. I was therefore surprised by his right-wing political views, which I often perceive as ext