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Bennett’s coalition crisis puts Palestinian parties in a dilemma
Facing disgruntled voters and the threat of Netanyahu's return, the Joint List appears conflicted about whether to provide a lifeline to the government.
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Wadea Awawdy
April 11, 2022
Could the Joint List rise as Israel’s left-wing vanguard?
With consensus on annexation among the center and right in third election, the Zionist left will have to radically rethink its mission.
By
Edo Konrad
March 2, 2020
Ahmad Tibi has a plan to unseat Netanyahu, but it means leaving his Palestinian partners
Ahmad Tibi’s recent announcement that he would split from the Joint List has rattled Palestinian citizens. In an interview, he speaks about the successes and failures of the list, why his party would be better off alone, and why he may join forces with Israel’s centrist leaders. By Meron Rapoport Four years after it was established, the Joint List, which succeeded in…
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+972 Magazine
January 22, 2019
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How to fight the demolition of a West Bank school? Start the year early
For years the Israeli government has tried to destroy Khan al-Ahmar’s eco-friendly school, along with the rest of the tiny West Bank hamlet. So the Palestinian Authority cut short the summer break and started the school year early. The students didn’t seem to mind. By Oren Ziv Dozens of schoolchildren welcomed the new school year in the West Bank…
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Oren Ziv
July 16, 2018
In Walajeh, Palestinian residents mobilize against Israeli demolitions
Villagers temporarily stopped one round of demolitions earlier this month by blocking bulldozers from entering the village, but local activists expect the demolitions will eventually take place. Photos & text by: Ahmad Al-Bazz / Activestills.org Dozens of Palestinian residents of Walajeh, a Palestinian village nestled between Jerusalem and Bethlehem, demonstrated last Friday against the planned…
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Activestills
August 21, 2017
WATCH: Marking 50 years of occupation — in the Knesset
Elected officials and representatives of civil society in Israel mark 50 years of Israel’s occupation, discussing what it would take to end the occupation — and more importantly, what perpetuates it.
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Social TV
March 11, 2017
Trump is no more racist than mainstream Israeli policy
Israeli politicians are joining the global pushback against Donald Trump’s anti-Muslim racism. But guess what other country bans Muslim immigration? Just days after Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump announced that he will be visiting Israel by the end of December, the billionaire populist called for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United…
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Mairav Zonszein
December 9, 2015
West Bank murder: Leaders fail to address nature of settler violence
The murder of a Palestinian baby has provoked condemnation from Israeli leaders across the political spectrum. Yet the harsh rhetoric masks a consistent failure by the Israeli establishment to understand the endemic nature of this kind of violence. Friday morning’s “price tag” arson attack in the West Bank village of Duma, which killed Palestinian baby Ali…
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Natasha Roth-Rowland
July 31, 2015
A glimmer of hope against incitement and racism
Jamal Zahalka promises that the Joint List will remain together for a long time, Dov Khenin tugs at our heart strings, the head of the Islamic Movement speaks of the men and women who make history, and Ayman Odeh, who heads the slate, calls on Arabs members of the Zionist parties to come back home.…
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Samah Salaime
February 19, 2015
Joint Arab List launches Hebrew campaign: ‘My answer to racism’
Jewish Israelis who value equality and want a ‘sane’ country should support the Arab-dominated list, says member Masud Ganaim at Tel Aviv launch event. The Arab Joint List launched its Hebrew-language campaign in central Tel Aviv Wednesday evening and unveiled its slogan: “My answer to racism.” Displayed behind the chairmen of the four parties on the list, the…
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Mairav Zonszein
February 11, 2015
What Jewish-Arab ‘progress’ looks like, and why it’s not enough
A new political show on Israel’s largest news channel has a 1:37 ratio of non-Jewish to Jewish guests. It should be no surprise that the normally soft-ball interviewers suddenly became hostile toward MK Ahmad Tibi. By Oren Persico / ‘The 7th Eye‘ Israel’s Channel 2 has a relatively new show titled “Kidon and Ben-Simon,” named after its…
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+972 Magazine
February 10, 2015
Israeli election coverage: ‘Our Ahmad is named Ayman’
In its coverage of the elections, the Israeli media generally portrays political parties with pictures of their chairpersons — that is, except for the joint Arab list. By Elad Harlev / ‘The 7th Eye‘ Earlier this week, Oren Persico called out the Israeli media for its representations, or lack thereof, of non-Jewish Israelis. The story,…
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The Seventh Eye
February 5, 2015
The Arab parties united? Great, now it’s time to get to work
After a great deal of work, the joint Arab election slate has finally come into fruition. But what does the list say about the place of women in Arab politics? Who proved himself to be the real leader of the group? And what can the Arab public do now? You know that joke about how…
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Samah Salaime
January 24, 2015
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