A few days ago, I was watching a program in Arabic on television. I can't remember the name of the program, but it was an interview with an economist. … Read More»

The “tent protest” is spreading and getting larger by the day. … Read More»

Again, tragedy strikes. Again, I am struggling with words. And again, words are failing me when I most need them. … Read More»

The following event succeeded in getting awed replies even from my friends here in Haifa who are well aware of these issues. … Read More»

It was such a good and fruitful day. You know, those days when you get out of the house in the morning with your "to do" list and actually outdo yourself and get much more done? … Read More»

On 31 May, 2010, some hours after the vicious attack of the Israeli army on unarmed peace activists in international waters, feminist women in Israel took to the streets in protest. … Read More»

I’ve been trying to get my thoughts together and write something cohesive – a glimpse from the inside. But I feel so overwhelmed by all the disinformation, secrecy and lies. … Read More»

We, the women of Isha L'Isha – Haifa Feminist Center, express deep shock at the continuing and deteriorating consequences of the siege on Gaza. … Read More»

You can’t go anywhere in Israel without being searched – your bag, your car, your body. Security guards lurk everywhere – coffee shops, shopping malls, schools, buses, businesses. … Read More»

Every Palestinian citizen of Israel who has traveled abroad has similar stories of the Israeli security at the airport. … Read More»