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Analysts say Likud's outreach to Arabs is aimed at calming fears and keeping turnout low, after several previous elections saw scare campaigns backfire and bring out the voters
Get email notification for articles from Josh Breiner Follow Jun. 3, 2021 6:00 PM Ninety-one percent of those arrested on suspicion of engaging in violence during the civil unrest in Israel amid the military operation against Hamas were Arab. Israel launched the military operation, dubbed Operation Guardian of the Walls, in response to rocket fire from Gaza into the Jerusalem area on May 10. On Thursday, the police announced that they had completed arresting those suspected of involvement in the rioting, which began in Israeli cities with mixed Arab-Jewish populations and in Arab towns amid ...
'The assault on Palestinians in Jerusalem, in Sheikh Jarrah and at the Al-Aqsa Mosque' and 'the assault on the Arab public in general and in mixed cities in particular,' prompted the strike, the Arab Higher Monitoring Committee said
Israel By Yoni Weiss YERUSHALAYIM - Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at 5:58 am | כ"ט אייר תשפ"א The scene where a rocket fired from the Gaza Strip hit an open area near the Israeli Gaza border, Monday. (Flash90) President Reuven Rivlin on Tuesday had an urgent phone call with Mudar Yunes, chair of the Forum of Arab Heads of Local Councils and conveyed a strong message regarding Arab violence in the streets of some of Israel’s mixed cities, including Lod, Ramle and others. “We must not allow these sights to recur. We must not be held hostage by murderous Hamas and Islamic Jihad te...