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A delegation from the “All Its Citizens” party visited the village of Ein Rafa and expressed solidarity with its residents
After “unknown individuals” set fire to several vehicles, caused damage to property, and sprayed racist slogans against Arabs and offensive expressions against the Prophet Muhammad in the village of Ein Rafa near Jerusalem, a delegation from the “All Its Citizens” party visited the village and the home of the Roman family. The delegation expressed deep shock at the serious crime committed by settlers, and conveyed full solidarity and support for the local residents. Members o
Tamim Abu khait
Jan 13


From Trump to Tarabin: A Victory Image for Benjamin
By: Mohammad yahya בפסק הזמן בין מלחמות קצרות וארוכות מנסה ראש הממשלה למצוא תמונת ניצחון כנדוניה ליום הבחירות,In the pause between short and long wars, the prime minister is trying to find a “victory image” to present as a gift for election day—at any price, even at the cost of precious human lives. This is the reality. Between a visit to Trump and a tour of Tarabin al-Sana, amid a routine of war and crime in Arab society. Everything is permissible, everything is for sale. T

Mohammad yahya
Jan 8


The Unification of Forces for Cooperation in the Election Campaign Is Expanding
Notice To The Public As part of the efforts of the Kol Ezracheha (“All Its Citizens”) Party to unite forces in order to replace the far-right government in the upcoming elections, and to establish the principle of Jewish-Arab partnership and equal rights for all citizens of the state, an agreement was signed for the Beyachad Natzliach (“Together We Will Succeed”) Party, led by Avi Shaked, to join the two parties: the Kol Ezracheha Party and the Arab National Party. This ag
Tamim Abu khait
Jan 7


“Who made you a Pharaoh, Pharaoh? He said: I found no one to stop me… Selective international deterrence”
By: Warda Sada This popular proverb sums up a simple and frightening truth: whoever possesses power and finds no one to restrain them will continue their actions without limits, leaving behind immeasurable destruction. When I think about U.S. foreign policy, this truth appears before me without disguise. Iraq, for me, is not merely a country on the map, but an experience I lived through and followed closely. I was shocked by what happened to it, but I know Iraq was not the be

Warda Sada
Jan 6


Double Standards in Global Politics: Venezuela, Gaza, and the Test of International Ethics
By: Dr. Warda Sada It is impossible to understand what Venezuela is experiencing today—or the way Nicolás Maduro is portrayed in Western discourse—outside the broader context of global politics built on double standards. The issue is not Maduro as an individual, nor merely the nature of his regime, but the international system itself: how it defines legitimacy, who holds the right to punish, and who is exempt from accountability. Nicolás Maduro is not a liberal democratic mod

Warda Sada
Jan 4


The Huge Gap Between the Representation of the Arab Sector in National and Local Politics and the Actual Achievements of Arab Elected Officials
By: Jihan Haider Hasan The Arab sector in Israel suffers from many problems, including poverty, violence, and housing shortages. Given the fact that there are ten Knesset members from parties representing Arabs in the Knesset—slightly less than 10%—alongside respectable representation of the Arab sector in local councils in every Arab and mixed city, it would have been expected that Arabs would have a clear address for addressing these problems, and that their elected offici

Jihan Haider Hasan
Jan 3
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