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To address your points, we must first make a distinction between the different groups: the ones who live in Israel proper are full citizens and none of the abov
by FridayoLeary 5y ago
To address your points, we must first make a distinction between the different groups: the ones who live
in Israel proper are full citizens and none of the above applies to them. The ones who live in West Bank can move
freely in Israel with a work permit. The ones in Gaza live in a huge prison and that is truly regrettable. Unfortunately allowing them free movement will vastly increase the powers and abilities of Hamas and will endanger every Jew in Israel, and many Arabs, i might add. Surely you can't expect Israel to take any other course of action given the very real risks involved. As for representation, you make me laugh. Their autonomous government hasn't allowed any elections in 15 years. Please don't apply double standards here. Also, it's an interesting kind of apartheid which gives every privilege to legitimate arab citizens and where an arab party is part of the current government.