Druze community members hope that the community can continue to strengthen with the State of Israel after the October 7 massacre.
“We need to stop these cuts because we are not speaking about trimming the fat – there is no fat to trim. These are not extra funds."
A joint study by the University of Haifa and Shalvata Mental Health Center shows that although Jews and Arabs are suffering from emotional distress, many cannot access psychological help
There has been no violence between Arab and Jewish citizens of Israel. But many Israeli Palestinian activists, some of whom have relatives in Gaza, say they are struggling because of the war.
The Arabs of Israel are not watching from the sidelines but are active participants in shaping the future of the country.
Prior to the boycott call, Standing Together was already facing marginalization in Israel, where calls for a ceasefire have been rare.
A stable majority of Jewish Israelis (60%) said they opposed a deal that would secure the release of the hostages held in Gaza at the price of freeing all of the Palestinian security prisoners.