Articles in "Druze"
As Druze Mark Holiday, Figures Show Tenfold Growth Since Israel’s Founding
According to figures released by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday, the Druze population has grown ten times since the ...
Druze Restaurant Goes Kosher to Unite With Soldiers
The aroma of spices and the sound rattling of pans filled the kitchen of the Noor restaurant. The restaurant, nestled in the Galilee Druze ...
Israeli Druze Grapple With Challenges Amidst War and Feelings of Discrimination
The serene village of Hurfeish, nestled amidst the picturesque hills of northern Israel, conceals the complexities and deep-seated ...
On Grounds of Ruined Kibbutz, Interfaith Leaders Call for Return of Hostages
Religious leaders from Israel's Jewish, Muslim, Christian and Druze communities gathered at the ruins of Kibbutz Kfar Aza on Wednesday to ...
‘We’re in This Together’: Israelis Celebrate Hostage’s Rescue
It was difficult to make my way down HaZayit Street, the narrow road where the Magidish family lives. All around me, Israelis were ...
Israeli Druze Hold General Strike After 4 Murdered, as Homicides Surge
Angry Israeli Druze leaders announced a one-day general strike on Wednesday after four people -- including a candidate running for the head ...
Israeli-Druze Fire Fighter Dies Saving a Life
(The fire fighter depicted above has no connection to the incident.) Israeli-Druze fire fighter Sergeant Adnan Asad from the Druze village ...
Jordan Allowing Golan Druze to Enter Kingdom Without Visas or Preconditions
In a surprise move, Jordan is now allowing Israeli Druze residents of the Golan Heights to enter the Hashemite Kingdom without a visa and ...
Israeli Study Finds Long-Term COVID Affects Ethnic Groups Differently
Israeli researchers have uncovered a significant discrepancy in the effect of long-term COVID on the country's different ethnic groups. The ...
Golan Druze Protest Turns Violent
A dozen police officers were injured and three protesters were hurt, two seriously, during a demonstration on Wednesday by the Druze ...
