[Haaretz Israeli News source->http://www.haaretz.com/]
University officials protest that Science Minister Ofir Akunis’ decision against naming Prof. Yael Amitai to an Israeli-German scientific committee could hurt Israel’s international academic standing
Diplomats from twelve countries visited Khan al-Ahmar after locals clashed with police. The diplomats were blocked from visiting a school in the village, after Israel declares the area a ‘closed military zone’
UN Special Coordinator for Mideast Peace Nikolay Mladenov condemns Israel, tweeting that ‘actions undermine two-state solution’ ■ British envoy to Israel relays protest to Israeli National Security Adviser Meir Ben Shabbat
Ariel Gold arrived in Israel on a student visa, which was revoked at the airport ■ Activist says Israeli authorities accused her of lying about why she had arrived, but claims: ‘I didn’t lie’
A bill that would make it a crime to document clashes between soldiers and Palestinians violates the right to freedom of expression, encourages censorship and presents Israel as having something to hide
Israeli sports minister’s intervention and agitation has handed the movement a moral victory that could spur South Africa-style sports boycott
Civil Administration set to approve building in Kfar Adumim, less than a mile from Khan al-Ahmar – whose demolition was approved by the High Court last week
Palestine is determined to bring the full weight of international law down on Israel. And it’s starting now
Feminist and scientist Evelyn Fox Keller, a former professor at MIT, will give her Dan David Prize money to anti-occupation organization B’Tselem, the Association for Civil Rights in Israel and Physicians for Human Rights
By Prof. Blatman a Holocaust researcher and head of the Institute for Contemporary Jewry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Just like Emile Zola, people of conscience are protesting against the leaders who have sent Israel’s politics and culture down to levels worthy of a fascist beer hall
