Vandalized Cars, Graffiti: Israeli Arab Town Hit by 'Despicable' Suspected Hate Crime
23 tires were slashed and malicious graffiti, hinting at involvement of Jewish right-wing activists, sprayed in northern town
Jews and Arabs
Opinion Benny Morris: Israel’s Concealing of Nakba Documents Is Totalitarian
Defense Ministry officials apparently hope their actions will raise doubts about the conclusions and credibility of various scholars, says renowned historian
Attorney General Backs Legal Petition to Allow Israeli Arabs to Enter Public Park
Limiting access 'raises serious questions' on discrimination, Mendelblit argues, urging court to freeze northern municipality's decision
Opinion Nazareth, the Thorn in Israel’s Side
Nazareth is stuck in the intrigues of Judaization, expulsion and the distortion of history. The family, urban and cultural continuum is very much in evidence there. And in Nazareth Illit? Judging by the nameplates, many of the residents are Arabs who live their lives in the lower city
Burying the Nakba: How Israel Systematically Hides Evidence of 1948 Expulsion of Arabs
Since early last decade, Defense Ministry teams have scoured local archives and removed troves of historic documents to conceal proof of the Nakba
‘Judaism Is an Adjective That Modifies My Arabness’
Massoud Hayoun delved into the life of his Egyptian-born grandfather and ended up settling accounts with colonialism, Trump – and Israel
In First, Arab Israeli Appointed Chairman of Board at Israel's Biggest Bank
Samer Haj-Yehia, a current member of Leumi’s board, will succeed the outgoing David Brodet
RBG Awards Grant to Bilingual Israeli School Network Promoting Jewish-Arab Coexistence
'The demand for justice and peace runs through the entirety of Jewish tradition,' the Supreme Court justice says of the traditions that inspired her to make the donation
Northern Israeli City Closes Park to Nonresidents Over Summer Vacation
Mayor’s campaign ad states ‘Park built for Afula residents must remain theirs. … We must proudly wave Israeli flags in entire park and play music in Hebrew’
Israeli, Palestinian Bereaved Families Slam White House for Using Their Picture After Aid Cut
The Trump administration used an image showing members of Parents Circle Families Forum,who charge they are being used to push a 'false and deceptive' peace plan
Why Every Israeli Should Visit Cairo
Despite the poverty, the travel advisories, the ripoffs and the disgraceful attitude toward women, our correspondent warmly recommends a visit to the Egyptian capital – and further afield
Israeli Residents, Including Mayor, Protest Sale of Home to Arab Family
'We don't have a problem cooperating with Arab businesses, but we won't have them live here. We stand by the residents in this protest. Afula must remain a Jewish city,' council member of the northern city says
'Tel Aviv on Fire' Director Takes a Satirical Look at the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Sameh Zoabi takes flak from both sides for his films like the current ‘Tel Aviv on Fire.’ He tells Haaretz why it's best to turn the gloom into satire
'Your Home Is My Home:' Israeli President's Moving Call for Arab-Jewish Co-existence
Rivlin, who hosted an iftar feast, tweeted in both Hebrew and Arabic, expressing concerns over Israel's democratic values
Northern Israeli City's Pledge to 'Preserve Jewish Character' Found Legally Invalid
An Arab lawmaker demanded Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit invalidate the Afula City Council's declaration of allegiance: 'There are no words for the severity of the racist oath'
Israeli Arab Leaders Divided Over Their Participation in anti-Netanyahu Protest
Any struggle that doesn't include the entire Israeli Arab community is destined to fail, they say
Analysis The One Good Thing to Come Out of the Pro-democracy Rally in Tel Aviv
The opposition party of generals, Kahol Lavan, is learning that without the Arabs it has no chance of generating change
Israeli Jewish-Arab NGO to Evacuate Office Following 'Harassment by Municipality'
Negev Coexistence Forum has agreed to vacate premises in exchange for the Be'er Sheva Municipality slashing a whopping tax bill
NYU Chaplain to Be First Chief Rabbi in the United Arab Emirates
Rabbi Yehuda Sarna's hope is to nurture a structured community in the Muslim country, so that paid staff, including a full-time rabbi, could one day take over
Israeli Neglect Slows Housing Construction in Arab Towns, Watchdog Says
A deputy attorney general admitted that this 'might be a mistake that we in the Justice Ministry are responsible for'
This Woman Took in 52 Arab and Jewish Children – and Received One of Israel's Highest Honors
Marie Nachmias escaped the German invasion of Tunisia and had nearly 100 biological descendants, but it's the dozens of foster children she took in that earned her the honor of lighting an Independence Day torch