The decision by the Judicial Appointments Committee to appoint only three Arab judges out of a total of 39 reflects the ongoing and deeply rooted discriminatory policies within the Israeli judicial system.

As part of its efforts to promote cultural diversity and strengthen solidarity between minorities, the Mossawa Center organized a tour in the city of Acre last weekend for a group of Russian journalists.

Planned economic policies for 2025 that include freezing budget allocations and increasing taxes are expected to raise the poverty rate in Israel by 2%.

Finance Minister Smotrich pressured Minister of Construction and Housing to reverse decision to renew directive that prioritizes land allocation in Arab towns.

Mossawa's annual conference was attended by over 250 mayors, professionals, business owners, embassy representatives, and activists from various organizations and regions.

In response to tragic events and the rise in violence, Arab towns and cities throughout Israel plan a general strike this Tuesday, September 5th. The aim of this strike is not just to mourn the loss but also to urge for swift action and change.

The workshops were successful with the youth being able to learn more about their history and politics as well as connect with one another while having fun.

‍The Mossawa Center firmly places the responsibility for these tragic losses on the Israeli government. We assert that the government's efforts to combat organized crime have fallen short, leaving Palestinian Arab citizens vulnerable to violence and crime.

At a meeting with Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mossawa Center founder and Director Jafar Farah discussed recent findings on the budgets that were actually allocated to the Palestinian Arab community by the Israeli government.

The meeting shed light on the challenges faced by the Palestinian Arab community in Israel, including systemic discrimination, limited access to government budgets, and the need for increased political participation.