Elections czar to rule on 'Operation Moral Standards' as PM's party seeks to expand scheme sending youths to 'monitor' Arab balloting, despite accusations of racism

Peretz says he wasn't involved in choosing Yitzchak Ginsburgh, whom Smotrich hails as a 'genius and a tremendous sage'

Northern Israeli municipality accused of discrimination backtracks after pressure from court and attorney general

Michal Avera-Samuel says systemic and societal racism has plagued the Jewish African population for decades, from police brutality to education woes

Amir Peretz holds first public meeting of election campaign in Arab city of Tamra, says his faction needs strong showing to build equality in Israel

Avri Gilad apologizes after urging community to distinguish themselves from largely 'criminal' Eritrean and Sudanese migrants

Though some of Tuesday's rallies against police brutality devolved into chaos and violence, media outlets strike a mostly sympathetic tone to Ethiopian-led protests

Deputy mayor and council members join protest 'to ensure the city preserves its Jewish character'; protesters wave Israeli flags, banners from extremist Lehava group

Club's owner says he received threats after signing player, who is a Christian of African origin, vows to sue

Posters in capital's kindergartens forbid entrance to 'minorities'; anti-racism groups calls them 'classic case of dehumanization of Arabs'