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Israeli forces interrupt an olive tree planting activity of Palestinians, accompanied by Israeli solidarity activsts, on land between the Israeli settlements Efrat and El'azar belonging to the Palestinian village of Al Khader, January 13, 2014. All Israeli settlements on occupied Palestinian territory are illegal under international law. (photo: Ryan Rodrick Beiler/Activestills.org)

When the criminal justice system is subject to occupation law

Instead of regular criminal proceedings against Israelis who commit crimes against Palestinians, the police cut corners using military administrative orders. By Ziv Stahl, written for Yesh Din Yesh Din’s latest report, Mock Enforcement, takes a long, hard look at law enforcement vis-à-vis Israeli citizens who commit crimes against Palestinians in the occupied territories. Data collected…

By +972 Magazine June 20, 2015

Protesters march on Tel Aviv's Ayalon highway on July 15, 2012. (photo: Activestills.org)

What Mizrahi activists really want: A ten-point program

Mizrahi activists have tried explaining their positions for years. Now, in the run-up to the elections, they lay out their political vision for education, land reform, health care and representation in a ‘ten-point program.’ By Roi Grufi Throughout my years of being active in the Mizrahi struggle in Israel, I found that there are several…

By Haokets February 14, 2015