Arab sector
Most Jewish Israelis blame Arab crime wave on 'cultural problem,' poll finds
While most Jewish respondents pointed to cultural factors, a similar majority of Arab respondents (57%) blamed police inaction.
In Israel, Arab citizens are not heading to the polls in droves - opinion
Despite leading in votes, Netanyahu lacks power to form coalition - poll
Violence in the Arab sector after Oct. 7: The solution is in childhood education - opinion
Arab sector violence: How much spilled blood will Israel allow? - opinion
The previous government showed reducing violence in the Arab sector is possible. During the war, this issue was forgotten, and the death toll rose.
Israel's southern communities prepare for potential violence during Ramadan
"Representatives and leaders of the Arab sector did not come out in condemnation against the horrific massacre on October 7, neither in Hebrew nor in Arabic," said the CEO of the NGO Regavim.
Letters to the Editor, January 17, 2024: The local leaders
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Violence in Israel's Arab sector rises sharply in 2023 - report
Reasons for the rise in violence are government failures, poverty, lack of jobs, and traditions of 'family honor.'
Deadliest year in Israel's history: 244 Arabs killed in 2023 crime wave
Of the murders committed throughout the year, only 10.5% of the cases have been solved.
Rabbi sparks outrage after claiming Arab doctors 'want to kill Jews'
The Israel Medical Association called on the War Cabinet to condemn a video accusing Arab medical staff of killing Jews.
Jewish-Arab tensions threaten stability in Israel, security officials warn
Relations between Jews and Arabs in Israel are deteriorating as a result of the ongoing conflict, officials from the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), Shin Bet, and the police have warned.
Indictment to be filed against gunman who shot at Tamra mayor's home
The shooting occurred during a spate of violent attacks on local political figures in the Israeli Arab community.
OECD to Israel: Cut back on financial support for Yeshiva students
OCED's report highlighted concerns over the underrepresentation of certain groups, particularly within the haredi and Arab populations.
How can investments in education be boosted in Israel's Arab sectors? - opinion
For education to effectively strengthen the nation as a whole, it must be accessible to the entire Israeli population – including its sizable 21% Arab minority.
