Arab sector
'I am going to an Arab party, they aren't coming to me': Segalovitz explains Ra'am move - interview
The former senior police commander will run second on Ra’am’s slate and join its parliamentary faction rather than become a formal party member.
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Israel's most consequential election looms, three years after October 7 - from the editor
Medical coexistence: Arab Israeli doctors show the cost of Israel’s medical school shortage
Third murder in 24 hours, National Security Minister remains abroad
Haim Katz was appointed temporary National Security Minister for three months while simultaneously holding the Tourism; Heritage; and Negev, Galilee, and National Resilience Ministries.
Orphaned by violence: Amna Aash’s journey with the Sunflower Association
“We didn’t just lose our mother; we lost our childhood, our resilience, and our security,” Amna Aash said following her mother's murder.
Police commissioner holds situational assessment following four crime-related deaths in Arab cities
Additionally, the commissioner instructed the implementation of controlled entry and exit checkpoints in communities to enhance residents' security and continue enforcement against crime.
Can Israel tackle internal terror threats rising across the country? - analysis
The massive rise in lawlessness in the Negev has also fueled the rise in terror attacks.
Operation Emergency Brake: Police confiscate around 450 dangerous weapons
Since September 3, police have arrested over 3,123 suspects and seized approximately 450 weapons in the operation.
Depression and anxiety: New research reveals impact of war on preschool children
Children whose parents served in reserves showed signs of greater emotional withdrawal, which included fear of sudden noises, tantrums, and difficulty sleeping.
Purple House: Peace organization opens space for coexistence in Jerusalem
The Purple House will serve as a meeting house and a place for cooperation and open dialogue.
The deadly pager operation in Lebanon is no laughing matter, or is it?
First came the explosions, then came the jokes.
Fine Line: Social impact with a business-oriented mindset
Tal Halamish, co-founder of Fine Line, a design agency where creativity meets purpose, describes how social issues can impact the hi-tech sector, and how humanities can come in handy in business.
Israel Police arrest woman from east Jerusalem for inciting terrorism
During her interrogation in the Jerusalem District, additional findings were discovered linking the suspect to incitement and support for terrorism.
