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Adalah, the Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, has provided legal representation to dozens of Israeli students accused of supporting terrorism, most through social media posts made on the day of the massacre or shortly afterward.
In essence, the Jews of Egypt founded Egypt’s modern economy. How did Egypt’s rulers thank them? Denial of citizenship, denial of employment, massacres, property confiscation, and detention and torture in Egypt’s notorious prisons for years.
Despite war in the Middle East, oil prices lazily hover around $65-70 per barrel. Behind this phenomenon stands a triangle of forces reshaping the energy market in a completely different way than we've known before.
The OpIsrael campaign, led by pro-Palestinian groups, threatens to disrupt online services domestically and internationally in early April, with Israeli cyber experts identifying clear patterns of advance coordination for these imminent attacks.
It turns out again that Netanyahu cares less about security and the Shin Bet, and more about the investigations against him.
