"There Is Racism Here": in Israel, the Arab Minority Hopes to Influence Legislation
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Two days before the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, 27 October, the members of the Arab minority of Israel tried to motivate their community and to influence the results. Representing 20 per cent of the population, those descendants of Palestinians who had not been expelled from the territory in 1948 had Israeli citizenship, but denounced discrimination after four years of a right-wing and far-right government.
The Palestinian citizens of Israel make up 20 per cent of the Israeli population. Since 7 October, the government has pointed them as enemies of the interior and let organized crime do its law within this community. More marginalized than ever in Israeli society, they believe they are the target of brutal and ordinary racism.
REPORT - The Israeli Arabs are about to go to the polls for the general elections on 27 October. The mobilization of this minority, predicted as unprecedented by the searchers, is about, perhaps, to make its voice weigh against the power in place.
Palestinians inside Israel face deepening crises, including organized crime, land confiscation and settlement expansion, amid fears of escalating displacement rhetoric and the strengthening of the Jewish presence in the Negev and Jalil.
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