Publications In The Media

By: Dr. Warda Sada On citizenship, identity, and the line at which Israeli democracy is tested Public discourse in Israel tends to frame the exclusion of Arab elected officials as a security, moral, or ideological stance. In reality, this is a far deeper question: Is democracy in Israel based on equal citizenship—or on a preferred ethnic identity? The demand by some elected officials that only those who define themselves as “Zionist” may be partners in government imposes an i

We in the “All Its Citizens” Party  uphold the principles of Jewish–Arab partnership and full equality among all citizens of the state. We welcome any position and any call of this kind coming from any political or civic actor in the country that contributes to this struggle. Accordingly, this post by Knesset Member Naama Lazimi, published on her Facebook page, makes a meaningful contribution to this effort. From the Facebook page of Knesset Member Naama Lazimi: I am followin

As part of the efforts by the “All Its Citizens” Party to unite forces in order to replace the far-right government in the upcoming elections, and to entrench the principle of Jewish–Arab partnership and equality of rights among all citizens of the state, the signing of a cooperation and force-unification document between the “All Its Citizens” Party and the “Arab National Party” was approved in recent days, with the hope of expanding this trend in the future to include addit

By: Muhammad Yahya Who will ensure that there will be an objective, professional committee when the people being investigated choose the investigators who will investigate them? The controversy over the establishment of a state investigation committee to examine the events of October 7 is sparking political discourse and legal debate from the home of the revolutionary government, which is leaving no stone unturned to stoke the flames of the coup d'état. State or government, i

By: Warda Saada On the necessary tension between grassroots civic actionand leadership that dares to act from above In societies that are divided, wounded by trauma and fear, change is not a natural process. It does not happen “when the time ripens,” nor is it born of goodwill alone. It is the result of a dynamic—and at times tense—encounter between two forces: a grassroots civic movement from below and political leadership from above. When one is missing, change stalls. Whe

The "All Its Citizens" party sends its warmest congratulations to Kfar Yasif, the local council, the head of the council and its members, and all residents of the settlement - on the occasion of the centennial of the establishment of the local council. A hundred years of municipal activity, educational contribution and cultural presence, which have made Kfar Yasif a living model of multiculturalism, education and art as unifying values. Kfar Yasif has also become an example a