Mohammed El-Kurd

The military, the courts, the government, they all work together, which is why it's so ironic to me that there are hundreds of thousands of people marching on the streets of Tel Aviv trying to save the progressive beacon that is the Israeli Supreme Court.

when you find its fingerprints all over the injustices perpetuated against Palestinians, be it legalizing and upholding the withholding of slain Palestinian bodies who were killed by the Israeli military to be used as bargaining chips with Israeli militaries.

when you find its fingerprints all over the injustices perpetuated against Palestinians, be it legalizing and upholding the withholding of slain Palestinian bodies who were killed by the Israeli military to be used as bargaining chips with Israeli militaries.

when you find its fingerprints all over the injustices perpetuated against Palestinians, be it legalizing and upholding the withholding of slain Palestinian bodies who were killed by the Israeli military to be used as bargaining chips with Israeli militaries.

be it making decisions to dispossess entire villages like Ibn al-Hiran, be it never once granting release to any Palestinian who was held in administrative detention without charge or trial, be it upholding the legality of the family reunification law, that does not allow Palestinian couples who hold different legal statuses of reuniting and living together as families.

be it making decisions to dispossess entire villages like Ibn al-Hiran, be it never once granting release to any Palestinian who was held in administrative detention without charge or trial, be it upholding the legality of the family reunification law, that does not allow Palestinian couples who hold different legal statuses of reuniting and living together as families.

be it making decisions to dispossess entire villages like Ibn al-Hiran, be it never once granting release to any Palestinian who was held in administrative detention without charge or trial, be it upholding the legality of the family reunification law, that does not allow Palestinian couples who hold different legal statuses of reuniting and living together as families.

Those are just some of the few things I can think of about the Israeli Supreme Court. The real tension that exists is

Those are just some of the few things I can think of about the Israeli Supreme Court. The real tension that exists is

Those are just some of the few things I can think of about the Israeli Supreme Court. The real tension that exists is

the lack of diversity on the Israeli political spectrum that makes the vision for a future so limited because those on what seems to be the far left are defending an extremely conservative institution that is the Supreme Court that they regard as progressive when in fact it is the opposite. So what do we do? How can we talk?

the lack of diversity on the Israeli political spectrum that makes the vision for a future so limited because those on what seems to be the far left are defending an extremely conservative institution that is the Supreme Court that they regard as progressive when in fact it is the opposite. So what do we do? How can we talk?

the lack of diversity on the Israeli political spectrum that makes the vision for a future so limited because those on what seems to be the far left are defending an extremely conservative institution that is the Supreme Court that they regard as progressive when in fact it is the opposite. So what do we do? How can we talk?

How can we have peace with people who are chanting to save the very body that is displacing us? It's ridiculous.

How can we have peace with people who are chanting to save the very body that is displacing us? It's ridiculous.

How can we have peace with people who are chanting to save the very body that is displacing us? It's ridiculous.

You know, as it looked like before the Israeli state emerged, I mean, we should be reading our history here. When you read like European and white Historians, they'll tell you Palestine was barren. Many of them would say it was even without a people. Nobody was there. Some of them will say we were uncivilized.

You know, as it looked like before the Israeli state emerged, I mean, we should be reading our history here. When you read like European and white Historians, they'll tell you Palestine was barren. Many of them would say it was even without a people. Nobody was there. Some of them will say we were uncivilized.

You know, as it looked like before the Israeli state emerged, I mean, we should be reading our history here. When you read like European and white Historians, they'll tell you Palestine was barren. Many of them would say it was even without a people. Nobody was there. Some of them will say we were uncivilized.

But the fact of the matter is Palestine, Jerusalem particularly, had a diversity of religion. Druze, Jewish people. My grandmother continues to talk about... Well, she continued until she died. She continued to talk about her Jewish... neighbors when she was born in the old city and then her Jewish neighbors in Haifa.