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The tear that exposes Israel’s democratic crisis - opinion

Israeli man arrested and kippah torn by the police, illustrates the colonization of minds and reflects the decline of the idea of coexistence in Israel-Palestine.

|BySEBASTIEN LEVI
DR. ALEX Sinclair's kippah, after police cut off the Palestinian flag.
Modified shotgun found at the home of a 51-year-old man in Kafr Kanna on April 26, 2026.

Galilee resident arrested after police seize Palestinian flags, military uniforms from his home

Israeli security forces obtained a search warrant for the 51-year-old man's apartment after receiving a tip that he was in possession of illegal weapons. 

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
A KIPPAH with both an Israeli and Palestinian flag on it.

The kippah controversy: when Israel's overreach becomes a global issue - editorial

A controversial incident in Modi'in, where Israeli police confiscated a kippah with Palestinian flags, highlights Israel's growing police overreach and the limits on free expression.

|ByJPOST EDITORIAL
DR. ALEX Sinclair's kippah, after police cut off the Palestinian flag.

Police officers under investigation after detaining man, cutting Palestinian flag off his kippa

Dr. Alex Sinclair, a 53-year-old from Modi'in, wrote in a Facebook post that he was sitting at a café when a religious man began to shout at him that his kippah was "against the law."

|ByTZVI JASPER

Ashaf Peh ou l’Agence France Palestine

Il était une fois l’AFP, anciennement Havas, devenue l’agence internationale à la Libération en 1944. Chez nous, à Jérusalem, on l’appelait à l’époque de la 1re Intifada, Agence France-Palestine, et en hébreu : Ashaf Peh (« la bouche de l’OLP »)

APRIL 8, 2014ByJOSEPH STRICH
The Jerusalem Post