Arab parties
Most young Arab Israelis are willing to vote for non-Arab parties, demand solution for crime - poll
Sixty percent of respondents said they would consider voting for a non-Arab party if it presented a clear plan to address issues important to them.
Yashar ahead of Likud in election polls, but Knesset majority still out of reach for both - poll
'I am very worried': Netanyahu unsure about victory in Israeli election, says he will not retire
Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in four polls, but neither bloc secures Knesset majority - poll
Can Arab MKs reconcile the Fatah-Hamas divide?
“Fatah and Hamas have been urged for more than 10 years to reconcile, public opinion is overwhelmingly in their favor and that has not been enough."
A brief history of Balad scandals
The party, whose name is an acronym for “National Democratic Alliance,” was founded in 1995 by Azmi Bishara, who entered the Knesset alone after running on a joint ticket with MK Ahmad Tibi.
Police integration
The low point in relations between Arab Israelis and the police came in October 2000 when clashes left 12 Arab Israelis dead and dozens injured.
Help wanted: Police seek Arab recruits for force
Police hope that more Arab officers will assist their effort to reduce crime in the communities and establish trust between police and citizens.
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What citizens of other countries are reading about the Middle East.
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.
DO PALESTINIANS WANT A STATE?
