ACRI in The Media

Citing Potential Violence, Israel Police Nixes Jewish-Arab Peace Protest in Tel Aviv

Settlers killed a Palestinian teen. Israeli forces didn’t stop it.

Israel's Top Court Bars Ben-Gvir From Giving Police Orders During Protests

Israeli Supreme Court Decision Prompts Polarized Response in a Nation at War

Israel's anti-war movement includes mothers of soldiers serving in Gaza

Hundreds of Israelis Protest Against Gaza War After Police Reverse Ban

"The idea was to remove the checks and balances, which were very poor to begin with, and permit any government legislation," said Noa Sattath, executive director of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel and an opponent of the changes, in a recent interview with NPR.

Palestinians Detained at Israeli Prison Report Severe Violence and Abuse by Guards

Attorney Anne Sucio of ACRl said: "This tragic case is a chilling example of the dangers of mass and wanton firearms distribution. When the Minister of National Security sets up firearms distribution stands as if they [guns] were toys for children, and lowers the bar for receiving a private firearms license, this is the inevitable outcome."

Israeli Supreme Court Justices to Visit Prisons Following Deaths of 6 Palestinian Inmates

ACRI demands IDF explain use of AI targeting system

"Attorney Tal Hassin of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel wrote to Education Minister Yoav Kisch, calling the decision illegal and alleging that it was made without the necessary authority. "To the extent that the minister or the ministry's staff have indeed instructed schools not to take back students released in the hostage deal, this constitutes an illegal directive that violates the principle of independence and discretion that principals are entitled to, and completely ignores the best interests of the students," Hassin wrote."