Civil rights
After a $655M PLO verdict, Oct. 7 victims go after Hamas's money - interview
Gideon Fisher tells the 'Post' about the emerging legal strategy of targeting terrorist financing in civil litigation, offering victims of the October 7 massacre a potential path for compensation.
Hamburg court bars Deutsche Welle from repeating money laundering claims about Abramovich
United against hate: Why Black and Jewish communities in America must stand together
Petition to High Court seeks to strike down new rabbinical courts arbitration law
Iran arrests at least 700 nationals for alleged ties to Israel - report
Six additional people have been executed on suspicion of collaborating with Mossad, Israel's public broadcaster KAN News noted.
Police must cancel directive limiting international media live footage, nonprofit argues to A-G
This directive mostly targets foreign media journalists, was issued without authority, undermines essential rights, and is illegal, the Association for Civil Rights in Israel argued.
NGO: Travel is essential right, must be provided, even on Shabbat
Israel Hofsheet also demanded the particular provision of transport options to the around 150,000 Israelis stuck abroad after Israeli airspace was closed at the start of Operation Rising Lion.
'The war in Gaza, will come to us:' Palestinians, Israeli Arabs share how war has impacted them
In this episode of JPost Asks Anything, Palestinians and Arab-Israelis discuss the impact of the Israel-Hamas War on their lives, Israeli social constructs, and more.
Arab-Israel org. accuses Civil Service Commission of discriminating against Arab-Israelis
The Mossawa Center called for a hiring freeze in civil ministries that have not met the diversity hiring benchmarks for proportional population representation.
Jewish Life Stories: A pioneering Jewish papercut artist, a circus clown on a humanitarian mission
Remembering the Jewish pioneers from Israel and the world who made differences in their communities.
Urgent appeal to Attorney-General: 'Immediately deal with police violence against protesters'
They emphasized the increasing use of skunk water and stun grenades as "conduct that characterizes dictatorships."
Dueling lawsuits allege discrimination against Jews, Palestinians at Columbia
A lawsuit by Palestine Legal demands Columbia reverse students' suspensions, drop charges against them, expunge their records, and offer to pay for their psychotherapy.
US federal judge delegation explores Oct 7 challenge to Israeli legal system
The judges' trip included an exploration of International Humanitarian Law and the laws of war from the Israeli perspective.
Grapevine, February 18 2024: Fighting an IDF injustice
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
