In an interview with FMEP’s Mitchell Plitnick, Joint List head MK Ayman Odeh condemns Tel Aviv violence and Netanyahu’s portrayal of Israel’s Arabs as criminals, reiterated that two states is only solution, and maintained that the interests of Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs are “not conflicting, but common.”

“Imagine the outcry among American Jewish liberals if the U.S. government in 2016 would ban a book from public schools because it could promote racial intermarriage. Try to conjure the reaction to Congressional legislation stipulating that Native Americans could not be taught in their own schools about the tragic history of their own people,” writes Chemi Shalev.

“The notion of a price to be paid for Jewish blood has deep roots in Jewish underground movements,” writes Mitch Ginsburg.

A document released publicly for the first time on Monday suggested that the main suspect in the murderous arson fire in Duma may not have acted alone, and that a group of settlers had been spotted leaving Duma shortly after the fire. About ten minutes after IDF troops arrived at the village, lookouts spotted settlers walking away from the northern part of Duma to a nearby outpost of Adei Ad.

Israeli forces on Monday destroyed the east Jerusalem homes of two Palestinians who killed four Israelis in one of the deadliest days in the recent surge in violence. In the neighbourhood of Jabel Mukaber, the home of Palestinian Alaa Abu Jamal was filled with concrete and sealed off, an AFP reporter at the scene said.

The government is exploiting a shooting attack in Tel Aviv to disguise discriminatory policies against Palestinian citizens as an effort to bring the rule of law to an ‘unruly’ society.

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories, Makarim Wibisono, today submitted his resignation to the President of the Human Rights Council, effective as of 31 March 2016.

An Israeli was lightly wounded in a stabbing attack on Jerusalem’s Bar Lev Road Monday evening. The assailant was shot and moderately wounded at the scene.

Arab politicians and rights groups decry Netanyahu’s strive to increase security in Palestinian communities in Israel.

If elections were held today, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would not have been able to form a government, as his current coalition will drop from 61 Knesset seats to only 57, a poll held this week by Dr. Mina Tzemach and Mano Geva of the Midgam Institute for Yedioth Ahronoth shows.

At scene of Tel Aviv attack, PM promises a ‘dramatic’ increase in police enforcement in Arab towns: ‘We will demand loyalty to the laws of the state.’

Dismissed Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan discusses the current situation in Palestine, his rift with President Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian-Israeli negotiations and his aspiration to become president.

PA president’s spokesman rejects ‘baseless’ social media claims that he had a stroke.