Palestinian citizens of Israel are in the election, which makes Palestinians second class citizens by law. Neither Netanyahu nor other leading candidates have presented vision for ending the military control of millions of Palestinians in West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza. ..…
Rose begins on the Palestinian issue by inquiring as to the differences between Lapid and Prime Minister Netanyahu over Palestinian recognition of Israel as a “Jewish” state. ..…
So while there is still heated debate about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and Netanyahu has tried to garner support by promising to annex part of the West Bank, the competition in the current race primarily revolves around domestic issues like the role of religion. . ..…
According to Kimmerling, following Oslo, Israeli identity broke down into seven communities Ashkenazim, religious- Zionists, Ashkenazi ultra-Orthodox, Mizrahim, Jews from Soviet Union, Arabs, and Ethiopians. ..…
With at least 61 lawmakers, Netanyahu would have little trouble assembling similar to his outgoing cabinet, and took stance on Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In the run-up to Netanyahu would annex Jordan Valley and all Israel has built in West Bank - land Palestinians seek for..…
Leading up to the April vote, Netanyahu had bluntly declared that 'Israel is not a state of all its citizens,' explaining that the inequalities between Jewish and Palestinian citizens of the state were intentional and would remain under his rule. During Israel’s 2015 election,..…