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What happened: Two Israeli Arab women were shot and killed on Wednesday in separate incidents in the north. First, 26-year-old Yasmin Mahmid, a ...

Amid unrelenting wave of violence, stakeholders call for smarter approach to organized crime, dialogue with local leaders, community-wide cooperation, and putting politics aside

On Monday, Aug. 7, the STC School Board was in session. Items ranged from app purchase to construction bids. To open the meeting high school principal Robert

Rising violence in Arab-Israeli communities beleaguers the current coalition, with a death toll nearly tripling that of this time last year.

Ongoing violent crime in Israel's Arab community has killed over 100 people in 2023. With unemployment growing and guns ubiquitous, many fear the situation is worsening.

On Monday, June 19, the STC School Board settled into what turned out to be a very long meeting. Stretching from 5 p.m. to well beyond 8, the board tackled issu

Media outlets described this wave of Arab murders as “one of the deadliest acts of violence in recent years, amid the worst crime waves to hit the minority over the past decade.”

There are no quick fixes in bringing down crime in the Arab sector. Problems of this proportion are not solved with one magic wand or a single silver bullet. Rather, it will take a series of steps.

If Netanyahu fires Ben-Gvir from his position as national security minister, he could put the government at great risk of collapsing.

ISRAELI-ARAB AFFAIRS: With murders in the Arab sector never higher, Israeli leaders are scrambling to prove themselves able to address the challenge, but they face a multiheaded hydra of problems.