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Date: 27.12.20
Source: Haaretz, editorial
Israel continues to sink to new lows in its attitude toward the weaker members of society. Every time it seems that it can go no lower, the state finds a new nadir of despicability. |
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Date: 25.12.20
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
For nine years, Debasi Habtu, a 42-year-old asylum seeker, has been going out every day to clean the streets of central Tel Aviv. He gets up before sunrise, glances at his sleeping children – aged six months, six years and 10 years – dons his yellow vest and bikes to Lincoln Street. |
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Date: 25.12.20
Source: Haaretz, Gidi Weitz and Hilo Glazer
During the course of 2017, a series of explosive letters landed in the Defense Ministry. They were sent by Amnon Zichroni, one of Israel’s top lawyers, who has since died. The texts were polite, matter-of-fact. |
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Date: 20.12.20
Source: Haaretz, Leah Miller-Forstadt
In the investigative story by Lee Yaron (“’The Integration Failed’”: Tel Aviv is segregating foreign kids at school”), the shame of the policy of segregated educa |
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Date: 18.12.20
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
It was an ordinary winter day in Tel Aviv, but in a small apartment on Ha’Aliyah street there was great excitement. |
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Date: 18.12.20
Source: Haaretz, Editorial
Following Petah Tikva, Eilat and Netanya, it now turns out that even Tel Aviv – the enlightened, pluralist, liberal city – separates the children of asylum seekers and migrant workers from Israeli children at school. |
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Date: 18.12.20
Source: Haaretz, Lee Yaron
Around 600 Tel Aviv parents have written to Mayor Ron Huldai to protest the segregation of children of asylum seekers and migrant workers in the city’s schools, after Haaretz reported on the issue Thursday. |
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Date: 10.12.20
Source: Foreign Policy, Isma'il Kushkush
On Oct. 23, U.S. President Donald Trump announced from his office in the White House a normalization agreement between Israel and Sudan. |
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Date: 24.11.20
Source: Haaretz, Bar Peleg
Two and a half years after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he would allocate hundreds of millions of shekels for rehabilitation of south Tel Aviv, on Sunday the cabinet approved a plan to distribute 20 million shekels ($6 million) to eight “national priority” areas that are home to la |
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Date: 23.11.20
Source: Haaretz, Dov Khenin
On Sunday morning, at the beginning of the school week, children arriving at the Keshet and Gvanim elementary schools in Tel Aviv found racist graffiti awaiting them. It was an act of hatred aimed directly at their eyes. |
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