The Ra’am Party’s Catch-22 The Arab parties’ dilemma as to whether to topple the current Israeli government is far more difficult than that faced by the Zionist parties as to whether or not to have an Arab party join the coalition. Jalal Bana May 10, 2022
Will the Palestinians soon have their own Arab Spring? With tensions in the Palestinian territories on the rise, we may see a popular Palestinian uprising that brings the Fatah Party’s rule to an end. Jalal Bana Dec. 8, 2021
The collapse of the Israel’s Joint Arab List marks an unexpected revolution Beyond reducing Arab representation in the next Knesset, the Joint List’s demise could incentivize the Zionist parties, mainly from the right, to “pounce” on Arab voters in an attempt to siphon mandates. Jalal Bana Jan. 28, 2021
Why is this wave unlike the other? Plenty of people are pointing fingers at the Arab population, but during the first wave, we were fully disciplined and committed to the national effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. Jalal Bana Sept. 23, 2020
Ramadan in the shadow of coronavirus Arab-Muslim society in Israel faces a difficult challenge this Ramadan: Without a massive information campaign by the state, the localities and spiritual leaders, infection rates may skyrocket. Jalal Bana April 16, 2020
