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Just to be clear: the law bans citizenship for Palestinians on the basis of marriage to an Israeli citizen, but does not ban marriages or naturalization in othe
by borski 5y ago
Just to be clear: the law bans citizenship for Palestinians on the basis of marriage to an Israeli citizen, but does not ban marriages or naturalization in other ways that aren’t marriage, right? Or am I missing something here?
- starik36 5y agoBasically marriage doesn't grant one Israeli citizenship. That is all. You can still marry whomever you want.
- lozenge 5y agoAll weddings are Jewish in Israel so that would already prevent a Palestinian from marrying an Israeli. They can however marry in another country and Israel would recognise the marriage.
- idop 5y agoUh, no. Non-Jewish citizens are not required to have a Jewish wedding. Jewish citizens are.