Thousands marched in Tel Aviv on Saturday, demanding that the Israeli government address violence against Arab communities. The protest highlighted the stark disparity in police handling of crimes, with only 8% of killings in Palestinian communities leading to charges, compared to 55% in Jewish communities. Activists argue that the government's failure to act is fueling violence and discrimination, with the recent toll on Palestinian lives continuing to rise.


Thousands Of Israelis Protest Discrimination Against Arabs

Israel Security Minister Ben-Gvir from the ultra-nationalist party has caused a huge controversy across the state of Israel with his latest comments where he said that the right to life for Jewish people in Israel comes before the right to freedom of movement for the Arabs.

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Israelis MP met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu - the lawmakers met in the context of rising organised crime within the Arab community. Watch the video to know more.

Israel: Organised crime on rise, 91 Arabs killed so far in 2023

Israel has passed a new law to strip the citizenship of Arabs convicted of terrorism and those who get financial aid from the Palestinian Authority (PA). Even as Arab representatives strongly opposed the legislation, the Israeli parliament cleared the law with an overwhelming majority (94 votes to 10) on Wednesday (February 15).

'Ugliest form of racism': Israel's new law on citizenship for Arabs triggers criticism

The main exception to the globalisation of democracy is the continued lack of even a single democratic regime in the Arab world. In the Arab world, democracy and the extensive list of rights that are believed to be inalienable to the human condition have largely been seen as exotic ideas, ones to be admired from a distance and desired by the hundreds of millions of Arabs who live under political repression, unrepresentative government, and a lack of fundamental freedoms of expression.

'Democracy weakens the economy', feel Arabs: Survey

In Jerusalem, language speed dating is bringing the Jews and Palestinians closer. A small group of Israelis and Palestinians is bridging the language divide through a learning model that replicates speed dating, watch this report for more.

Language 'speed dating' in Jerusalem is bringing Jews and Arabs closer

In a city with deep political, religious, and cultural divisions, a small group of Israelis Jews and Palestinian Arabs in Jerusalem are attempting to break the barrier by learning Hebrew and Arabic from each other based on the idea of speed dating.

Breaking barriers: Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem learn each other’s language—‘speed dating’ style

Thousands are rallying in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, calling for coexistence between Jews and Arabs. The demonstration on Saturday night was one of several held across Israel to call for peace between Israelis and Palestinians in the wake of 11 days of fighting in Gaza that ended with a cease-fire early on Friday.

Tel Aviv rally calls for Jewish-Arab coexistence 

The clashes in Israel have turned into an ethnic conflict. It's no longer just Hamas vs Israel. It's now Jews vs Arabs with lynching attempts being reported from both sides. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Civil war in Israel

Israel's president warned of a civil war between the country's Arabs and Jews as fury and fear over shelling exchanges with Palestinian militants in Gaza ignited violence in Israel's streets.

Israeli President Netanyahu warns of civil war as Jews, Arabs clash over Gaza violence

Jordan’s neighbours and allies reacted with statements of support after the Jordanian military said on Saturday that King Abdullah’s half-brother and former Crown Prince Hamza bin Hussein had been told to halt actions used to target the country’s ‘security and stability’.

Jordan's neighbours, allies voice support over its security moves

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party was found Thursday to have violated Facebook's hate-speech policy after a post from his account saying Arabs "want to destroy us all".

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bot gets Facebook 'hate speech' suspension

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in full campaign mode ahead of April 9 polls, on Sunday said Israel "was not a state of all its citizens" in a reference to the country's Arab population.

Netanyahu says Israel 'not a state of all its citizens'

Arabs and Muslims across the Middle East on Wednesday condemned the US?recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital as an incendiary move in a volatile region and Palestinians said Washington was abandoning its leading role as a peace mediator

Arabs, Europe, UN reject Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israeli capital

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The demand came as he was campaigning ahead of an April 16 referendum on constitutional changes that would broaden his presidential powers

Turkey's Erdogan calls on Iraqi Kurds to lower Kurdish flag in Kirkuk

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