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As election nears and with the Joint List splitting up, why should only one Arab party behave responsibly while the other is free of that burden?
The sensational departure from the Joint List of MK Ahmad Tibi, chairman of Ta’al, together with his party colleagues, shook up the market for...
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In Gaza destruction election videos, is Netanyahu contender subconsciously fulfilling the well-known saying that a criminal always returns to the...
The pledge of Israel's new army chief to make the military 'deadly' is a dark reminder of what Israel has become in 2019
I hereby announce with regret, mixed with relief, that we must adopt the words of Ecclesiastes: 'There is nothing new under the sun'
All eyes are on Benny Gantz, Yair Lapid and Avi Gabby to rescue us from Israel's right with no contender committed to a peace plan. With Meretz and...
The police force, which sees Arab citizens as enemies, is simply not committed to them. How can it be expected to fight crime in Arab communities?
In response to Shaul Elovitch, who reportedly refers to you as ‘the Arab,’ I suggest you respond: ‘Yes, Mr. Elovitch, I am a proud Arab Jew’
So perhaps Israel should drop an atomic bomb? Once and for all?
Please, keep quiet, my brethren! The Israelis are going to elections for your sake too, to determine your future. Remember, this is a democracy.
In the first half of 2008, the Palestinian organizations fired an average of 100 rockets a month at the south from Gaza. Now, 10 years later, in two...
The risible Qatari sum given as charity money to Gaza shows the scum of the Arab world has joined with Israel against the Palestinians, and only God...
It seems as if Arab states were more open to Israel than to the Palestinians, who are often told 'you already have 22 states!' But Israel will remain...
In the name of transparency, or more simply in the name of life, I call for the disclosure of any plans on file that deal with the future of the Arab...
This agreement was, and still is, the only ripple of hope in 100 years of conflict
A newfangled version of Shakespeare's play reminds us that hatred of strangers wasn’t born in Israel and vividly portrays our jolting present