More than 70% of Arab citizens in Israel would like to see Arab parties unite, a move which is likely to boost voter turnout. But it's unclear whether unification is realistic – or whether it can overcome obstacles like right-wing efforts to disqualify the parties
Inspired by Vivian Silver, an Israeli peace activist killed by Hamas on October 7, 'Women Write Hope' profiles 21 Arab and Jewish activists who share her mission. 'I want people who don't live here to understand there are those who have endured unimaginable suffering and yet continue to work toward peace,' says Ghadir Hani
June 2025 marked one of the deadliest months in a decade for Arab communities, as a police vacuum during the 12-day war with Iran fueled a surge in violence
Israel reportedly does not want to enter a long war, setting out to quickly achieve all military objectives and return to the negotiating table with Iran to bring an end to its nuclear program, according to Arab and Israeli officials who spoke with The Wall Street Journal
The four women who were killed in northern Israel overnight into Sunday are only the most recent casualties in the Arab community, where many towns lack even basic shelter infrastructure
The official says it's unclear if talks are being held between Israel and Arab or American officials in a bid to change the decision and allow the delegation to enter the West Bank
Dozens of Beitar Jerusalem supporters – a fanbase with a group notorious for its anti-Arab bigotry – attacked two bus drivers in Jerusalem. One of them said the police took more than 20 minutes to arrive. No arrests have been made so far
The killing of two Israeli diplomats by a Chicago native has triggered mostly celebratory reactions across Arab social media. Some even compared the shooter to the late Hamas Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar, commending his defiance
'The only way to save our precious homeland is a courageous political partnership between Israel's democratic camp and the Arab parties': Arab and Jewish MKs and social activists debated how to build political unity after Oct. 7 at a Haifa conference co-organized by Haaretz
After the United States freed Israeli-American Edan Alexander through negotiations with Hamas, Arab analysts speculated on what the U.S. circumventing Israel may mean for Gaza. One Yemeni social media user also noted how Alexander's mother 'turned the world upside down'
Journalists, writers, and others from Gaza and across the Arab world took to social media to express 'a deep, soul-wrenching sense of loss' over the death of 14-year-old Hassan Ayad
After missile successfully strikes Ben-Gurion Airport, Yemen is hailed as Gaza's lone defender - while Arab states face growing criticism. 'We can't even open a crossing to Gaza while Yemen shut down the enemy's air and sea,' wrote an Egyptian analyst
Israeli education policy assumed that early Hebrew education provided Arab children with the advantages of bilingualism. Here's how this strategy could actually cause harm
The government continues to abandon the security of its Arab citizens. Those citizens can raise an outcry, beg and try to take action, but the responsibility rests first and foremost with the prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu
Only 1.4 percent of interviewees, analysts and others heard and seen on broadcasts were Arab, despite Arab Israelis accounting for one-fifth of the population
Ayham Nasser, a former youth swimming champion and national record-holder, was shot dead Saturday outside his home in Tira, becoming the country's 46th Arab victim of violence this year