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'Nobody is taking us seriously': Arab Israelis weigh their vote
Arab Israelis head to the polls frustrated by crime and distrust, but aware their turnout could shape results
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Refusing Arab parties in gov't: Why are Israeli politicians handing its enemies a weapon? - opinion
Eisenkot leads Netanyahu, but both blocs without clear path to 61-seat majority - poll
'Bibi can kiss my ass': Ofer Winter says his support for Netanyahu is not unconditional
Arab-Israeli children much more likely to die in accidents
Beduin especially at higher risk than all others.
Knesset to tour one of poorest Arab Israeli villages to help improve education
“This community suffers the most from state neglect, mainly in the areas of education and housing,” says MK Ahmad Tibi.
Odeh: Netanyahu’s clinging to power harms Arab citizens
Odeh asserted in the Monday meeting that it is time for Israel to treat Palestinian citizens as equals and as a national minority with “real democracy and real citizenship” and not dismissively as “Israeli-Arabs.”
MK Suspension Bill: Anti-democratic to the core
The Knesset must not approve the MK Suspension Bill since it will severely weaken Israel’s democratic character.
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Live Blog: Knesset c'tee discusses controversial MK suspension bill
Netanyahu initiated the bill to suspend MKs after Jamal Zahalka, Haneen Zoabi and Basel Ghattas met with 10 families of terrorists who murdered Israelis.
Debate on bill to boot terror-supporting MKs devolves into chaos
East Jerusalem: Israel’s Puerto Rico?
Moving to the Puerto Rico model would force the Arab east Jerusalem community to engage with the Israeli state in ways that it now is unwilling to.
Dissonance
Ediles, députés, journalistes ou simples citoyens. Que pensent les Arabes israéliens de la récente vague de violence ? Enquête au sein d’une société divisée
Israeli-Arab leadership, PM reach budget deal worth 900m to avert strike
A 5-year plan would include a 350m budget and another 135m would include funding for community and nature centers and youth groups. Another 150m would go to boosting police and security.