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The Myth of Ethnic Inequality in Israel
MIDDLE EAST QUARTERLY by Steven Plaut Summer 2014 It is commonplace to attribute much of Israel’s domestic tensions to supposed Jewish discrimination against the country’s Arab citizens.[1] Nearly every Israeli Arab nongovernmental organization insists that such discrimination characterizes the Jewish state … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartheid, Arabs, Bedouins, discrimination, Druse, inequality, Muslims
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