Is It Legal to Photograph Soldiers in Hebron?
ACRI received a complaint from a Palestinian resident in Hebron who led a team of photographers on a tour in the city and was told by a...
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Feb 12, 20191 min read
Discriminating via Bus Passes in East Jerusalem
A decade after the "Rav Kav" bus pass began operating in the rest of Israel, it finally reached East Jerusalem. The manner of its use,...
Feb 11, 20193 min read
Does the Prohibition of Discrimination Law apply to the sale of apartments?
ACRI requested to join Supreme Court proceedings as an "amicus curiae" on the matter of housing discrimination. This is a request for...
Jan 30, 20193 min read
Eritreans May Finally Be Recognized as Refugees
Eritrean citizens in Israel are in limbo. On the one hand, it is forbidden to deport them, but on the other they aren’t given anything....
Jan 29, 20192 min read
The Negev Coexistence Forum Cannot Be Evicted
The Supreme Court ruled today (26.12.2018) that the Be'er Sheva municipality must continue to allocate the public shelter for the...
Jan 22, 20192 min read
Reopening Post Office in East Jerusalem
In early January of 2019, residents of the Sur Baher neighborhood of East Jerusalem discovered that their local post office was closed. A...
Jan 22, 20193 min read
Ministry of Health Addresses Discrimination in Periphery
Following a petition ACRI filed two years ago along with health workers, the Ministry of Health committed to providing an additional 220...
Jan 21, 20193 min read
Educating A New Generation of Decision Makers
Dear friends, We were recently informed that the Ministry of Education implemented a welcome initiative to reduce gaps in education and...
Jan 21, 20192 min read
Summary of ACRI Activity in the 20th Knesset
In recent years there has been a proliferation of initiatives and legislation aimed at shrinking the democratic space in Israel. In this...
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