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They're just being denied access to public services, redlined out of neighborhoods, or exiled to the ever-shrinking West Bank. Not being bombed, sure. Not bein
by queenkjuul 1y ago
They're just being denied access to public services, redlined out of neighborhoods, or exiled to the ever-shrinking West Bank.
Not being bombed, sure. Not being attacked, no. Socially, politically, they are.
- edanm 1y ago> or exiled to the ever-shrinking West Bank. You're mixing two completely different things here. Arab-Israelis (meaning Israeli citizens who are Arabs, which represents about 20% of the Israeli population) are not "exiled" to the WB, they don't live in the WB, they live in Israel, and are full citizens - no one can exile them anywhere. There is some discrimination, sure, but in almost every respect they are equal citizens of Israel.