Arab Israelis push to revive Joint List as divisions threaten their political voice
POLITICAL AFFAIRS: “There is anger in the Arab street because the Arab politicians haven’t managed to work together," political analyst Mohammed Darawshe tells the Post.
Abbas's unilateral successor pick sparks fears of division, anarchy among Palestinians
Palestinians fear that Abbas’s decision to unilaterally appoint his successor could lead to internal tension, political division, and even anarchy.
IDF sees sharp rise in enlistment from Druze, Bedouins, and Arab Christians
Two years of war have seen a rise in military enlistment from Israel’s minority communities.
The Iraqi cleric and ex-Houthi spokesperson breaking ranks to defend Israel online
Two Arab activists are challenging dominant regional narratives by defending Israel online, even after facing bombings, persecution, and exile.
To boycott or not to boycott? Palestinians debate saying no to Israeli products
With calls to boycott Israel increasing globally, Palestinians discuss the consequences of the campaign on their own lives.
Palestinians caught between corrupt leaders, Israeli settlements as hope for statehood crumbles
Many Palestinians say their dreams of statehood are disappearing between a corrupt Palestinian Authority and Israeli settlements.
Gaza residents say Hamas has abandoned them as war devastates Gaza Strip
Hamas is much weaker two years after October 7, but it is still the dominant power in Gaza and controls the civic space.
