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The Iqrit garden before and after (Haggai Matar and Iqrit's Facebook page)
A day of ‘law enforcement’: Upheaval, banishment and persecution
In the past 48 hours Israeli police have raided the renewed Palestinian villages of Iqrit and al-Araqib, banished Al-Araqib residents from their homes and tried to shut down a Tel Aviv café that serves as a hub for activists and the municipal opposition. Just two weeks ago the displaced Palestinian community of Iqrit celebrated the…
By Haggai Matar August 28, 2013
Guerilla activists in solidary with factory workers in Yeruham. (photo: Hadas Gilad)
From the fringes, a new center will emerge (Mati Shemeolof)
The following was translated from the original Hebrew by Dena Shunra. Lisa Goldman response to me in her piece, “Does Israel’s cultural life offer hope for its democracy?”, and raises important points about the discussion of the connection between the cultural and the political. She explains that Tel Aviv is a sort of a bubble.…
By +972 Magazine November 18, 2010
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