Hadash, as a key member of the Peace Partnership coalition, organized and led a large demonstration in Haifa on 2025-06-06. The protest, marked by speeches from party leaders like Ayman Odeh, called for an immediate ceasefire and condemned what they described as Israeli war crimes. The event showcased active public political engagement and resistance against authoritarian practices.

A planned conference by Hadash, aimed at discussing political actions against the continuation of the war and political persecution, was blocked by police threats against venue owners. This incident highlights a state-led effort to silence a left-wing, anti-authoritarian party that advocates for ceasefire and inclusive governance.

On December 7, 2023, Israeli police attempted to prevent a convention organized by the left-wing, largely-Arab Hadash party. Officials claimed the event would include inciting speeches against the State of Israel and its security forces, arguing that it could disrupt public order. Hadash leaders countered that the convention aimed to organize political action against ongoing wars and political persecution, emphasizing their commitment to democratic dissent.

On November 10, 2023, police raided Hadash's Nazareth branch office, tearing down political posters and spray-painting over murals. In a statement, the party condemned what it described as political persecution by 'Ben Gvir police' and affirmed its commitment to leading a joint Arab-Jewish struggle against fascism, war, and persecution.