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På vilket sätt behandlas judiska israeliska medborgare bättre än arabiska israeliska medborgare? På vilket sätt kränker Israel sina arabiska medborgares rättigheter? Vilka rättigheter har judiska medborgare som de arabiska medborgarna saknar?
För alla som ev. tvekar på att arabiska israeler diskrimineras -
Läs här:
http://www.arabhra.org/factsheets/factsheet1.htm
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"Citizenship Rights & the Law of Return: National identity is the main factor in deciding the acquisition of citizenship in Israel. The Law of Return grants every Jew the right to immigrate to Israel. The Nationality Law automatically grants citizenship to all Jews who have done so, and also to their spouses, children,s grandchildren, and all their spouses. This privilege is for Jews only. Palestinian Arabs can only get citizenship by birth, residence (after meeting a cumulative list of conditions) or naturalisation."
Läs vidare här:
http://www.mossawacenter.org/en/reports/2004/03/040301.html
och här:
http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2003/27929.htm
Här finns mer information:
http://www.ittijah.org/inside/inside01.html
"Systemic Discrimination and Bias
Discrimination and racism are endemic in Israeli society: ethnic bias in Israeli begins with structurally discriminatory legal system and pervades nearly every segment of society.
° Legal Discrimination
• Lack of constitutional provision for equality in Israeli law;
• Biased citizenship regulations
• Exclusionary requirements for participation in the political process
° Land Rights
• More than 80% of Palestinian land has been lost to government expropriation since 1948, in a process that continues up until today;
• Today, 93% of land in Israel is State-controlled. Most of it is allocated for exclusive Jewish use
° Unrecognized Villages
• Nearly 8% - some 70, 000 Palestinian Arab citizens live in villages and localities in the north and the Naqab which are refused recognition by the State
• the State does not recognize these villages and localities as existing on the map, and thus are denied basic infrastructural and government services, such as roads, housing, clean water, electricity, education and health care.
° Discriminatory Budget Allocations
• In fields such as education, municipal planning policies and development projects, budget allocations are consistently greater Jewish populated areas;
• As a result, there is a shameful discrepancy between socio-economic conditions of Palestinian and Jewish populated areas of Israel."