Arabs
In Baltimore, a Jewish museum captures the precarity — and beauty — of American Jewish life
“A Fence Around The Torah: Safety And Unsafety In Jewish Life” explores how what can make one Jew feel safe can make another feel unsafe.
Why an Arab in the Israeli government says he’s OK with a delay in the peace process
’I want to do my best to give the Arabs a reason to be part of the Israeli society,’ Minister of Regional Cooperation Esawi Frej tells the Forward.
Matzah in Beirut or a Seder in Samarkand? These rabbis are making it happen.
A network of rabbis who work and live in the Islamic world have opted to support each other’s communities.
Meet the duo fighting crime that’s devastating Arab communities in Israel
In response to organized crime and violence, a group called Safe Communities is helping promote equality among Israel’s Jewish and Arab citizens.
As Yom Ha’atzmaut dawns, video honoring Arab-Israeli health workers tops 2 million views.
As Yom Ha’atzmaut Dawns, Video Honoring Arab-Israeli Health Workers Tops 2 Million Views.
German Concentration Camps Should Offer Tours In Arabic, Jewish Leader Says
Germany’s main Jewish leader also warned against the rise of the far-right, anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party.
Arab Sues After Israeli Police Plant Gun While Filming Reality TV Show
The idea was proposed by a member of the production staff accompanying the police and approved by the senior officer present.
Druze Diplomat Says He Was Mistreated At Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport
Israel’s ambassador to Panama criticized security at Ben Gurion Airport, alleging that he and his family were delayed because of Arab origins
Israeli Burger Chain Won’t Open In Dearborn, Michigan Due To BDS Threat
More than a dozen of the U.S. franchises are halal
Meet Rotem Sela, The Israeli Actress Who Provoked Netanyahu By Calling Arabs ‘Human Beings’
Netanyahu’s bikini-wearing rival is a trained lawyer, Navy veteran, and activist mother of three.