Israeli Arabs
When Israel Placed Arabs in Ghettos Fenced by Barbed Wire
Censored documents in Israel's State Archives reveal disturbing truths about the military restrictions imposed on Arab city dwellers during the War of Independence
Israel Police Find Body on Beach Where Internationally Renowned Dancer Went Missing
Police say a lifeless body found south of Haifa may be Ayman Safiah, who has been missing since Sunday
Family, Friends Fear Internationally Renowned Dancer Drowned Off Northern Israeli Coast
Ayman Safiah, nicknamed Arab 'Billy Elliott,' was swept away into the sea on Sunday morning, and his family says police hasn't done enough to find him
These Young Israelis Were Born in Lebanon – but Don't Call Them Arabs
After Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon in May 2000, many members of the South Lebanon Army and their families fled south for fear of reprisal. Their children, who have grown up in Israel and consider themselves Israeli, explain why the won't forgive the left
How Arabs Crushed the Curve and Became Israel's Coronavirus Success Story
Though they are 21 percent of population, Arabs account for only 2 percent of COVID-19 deaths and 6 percent of cases. Even the month of Ramadan ended without any outbreaks
Dozens Protest Fatal Shooting of Mentally Ill Israeli Arab Who Stabbed Hospital Guard
Leaders call for investigation into killing of disarmed citizen, citing institutionalized racism
Violence Is Peaking in Israel's Arab Communities, and Criminals Aren't Afraid of the Police
'Guns that were turned on us are now being turned on the police,' says Arab mayor, claiming the Israel police is not adequately addressing the problem
Two Police Officers Shot in Israeli Arab Town, Perpetrator Still at Large
Six suspected of involvement in shooting arrested ■ Police find two improvised submachine guns and an explosive in a nearby structure
Ten People Arrested at Protest Over Death of Arab Man After Attempted Stabbing
Mustafa Younis, who suffered from psychiatric condition, was shot several times while being disarmed after lightly wounding security a guard during a violent confrontation
Man Fatally Shot While Incapacitated Outside Israeli Hospital After Attempted Stabbing
Mustafa Younis, who suffered from psychiatric condition, was shot several times while being disarmed after lightly wounding security guard during violent confrontation
Ramadan Shutdown Spells Disaster for Small Businesses in Israel's Arab Community
Nazareth, for example, hasn’t stopped charging its businesses property tax, and restaurants aren’t eligible for the government’s crisis loan program
Israeli Arab Councils Strike in Protest of Inadequate Coronavirus Aid Package
Demonstrators also blocked a major highway, protesting continued discrimination since the approval of the controversial Nation-State Law
Israel's Efforts to Contain the Coronavirus Move to a New, Long Neglected Hot Spot
The Bedouin town of Hura faces cultural and technological challenges all of its own in facing the pandemic
Israeli Arab Councils Announce Strike in Protest of 'Discrimination' in Coronavirus Funds
Leaders say in letter to Netanyahu less than two percent of the national budget is earmarked for Arab towns
‘Cries for Help Are Going to Hit Us Like a Tsunami’: Domestic Abuse – the Other Coronavirus Disease
Jewish or Arab, in Israel or in Gaza, there has been a huge uptick in the number of reported incidents of violence against women during the lockdown – and the true figure is likely to be much worse
Move Over Marshmello: Meet the Syrian Refugee DJ Taking Over the World
Omar Souleyman has taken the chords and rhythms of the debka, seasoned them with an electro-techno flair, and made it big around the globe
Israel's Population Reaches 9.2 Million as It Celebrates 72 Years
Majority of the country is Jewish, according to official figures, and 21 percent is Arab
Bedouin in Remote Negev Villages Fend for Themselves During COVID-19 Pandemic
The Israeli government has agreed to freeze home demolitions, but has provided minimal aid to a population with limited access to health care and information
While Israel Slowly Opens Up, Ramadan Brings Confusion and Unease to Arab Communities
Local leaders urge compliance with tougher coronavirus restrictions for the Muslim holy month, while limitations in the country as a whole are being eased
Opinion ‘Fauda’ Isn't Just Ignorant, Dishonest and Sadly Absurd. It's anti-Palestinian Incitement
The Middle East is already bursting with disinformation, insinuations and dangerous propaganda: there’s no need for yet more. Fauda can do better *Warning: Spoilers*
Israel Refuses Press Credentials for Arab Journalist Over 'Terror Links'
Government Press Office alleges Hiba Masalha, an Israeli citizen, had contact with and expressed support for terrorist groups, but won’t give details
Meet the Majadlas: An Arab Family of Doctors on Israel's Coronavirus Front Lines
Five doctors in one family are battling to save lives, Jewish and Arab, during the pandemic, and wondering if this historic moment will be a turning point in the war against discrimination of their community
In Israeli Arab Towns, Support for Harsh Ramadan Coronavirus Restrictions
Experts have warned that Ramadan could accelerate the spread of the coronavirus and even clergy members say there is no need to come to mosques: Pray at home
Israel Reverses the Trend: More Coronavirus Recoveries Than New Cases
The number of people on ventilators is dropping too, as number of tests rise, and experts estimate the peak is behind us
With Ramadan Approaching, Pressure Builds Up in Israeli Arab City Fearing a Spike in Coronavirus Cases
Residents of Umm al-Fahm, as well as city officials and police, are aware that the worst is yet to come
