Nationality Law

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Yisrael Medad15.08.2018
It’s all about eliminationism
There is two-stage subversion project at work against Israel and its Zionist-base ideology. The first stage seeks to cozy up, in a sense, and to equalize, falsely, two movements: Zionism and Palestinianism.
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Catholic Church in Israel calls on Christians to protest Nationality Law
31.07.2018
The Church seemed to take particular issue with the lack of mention of Arab Israelis—only referring to “Palestinian citizens of Israel”—saying they “are flagrantly excluded from the law.”
Portrait of Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Apostolic Administrator Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem on Feb. 21, 2016. Photo by Sebi Berens/Flash90.
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New poll shows majority of Israelis support the new Nationality Law
31.07.2018
A new poll by the Walla news website shows that most Israelis support the Nationality Law, with 58 percent agreeing with the current language and 34 percent opposed to it.
Highschool students from Yavne celebrate on the streets of central Jerusalem before the flag march of Jerusalem Day, on May 13, 2018. Photo by Nati Shohat/Flash90.
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Minority leaders express support for Israel’s new nation-state law
Daniel Siryoti, Ariel Kahana, Gideon Allon and Yori YalonIsrael Hayom30.07.2018
Despite criticism slamming the law as anti-minority and racist, chairman of the Druze Zionist Council supports it, saying Israel is the best country for Druze.
Israel’s Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan speaks at the funeral of Druze police officer Kamil Shnaan in the northern village of Hurfeish, July 14, 2017. Shnaan was one of two Druze police officers killed by Arab terrorists last Friday near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Credit: Basel Awidat/Flash90.
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Netanyahu to hold meeting on nation-state law following objections by Druze
25.07.2018
Education Minister and Jewish Home Party leader Naftali Bennett said the nation-state law “deeply hurt” the Druze community, an ethno-religious minority group in Israel, adding that the government must “find a way to heal this wound.”
Shaykh Muwaffak Tarif (center), spiritual leader of the Israeli Druze community, attends a conference of the Zionist Druze Movement in Herzliya on July 16, 2018. Photo by Flash90.
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Israel Hayom
Reuven Berko23.07.2018
Nation-state law: More than just a declaration
As far as the Palestinians are concerned, ‎Palestinian nationality is permitted, but Jewish ‎nationality is forbidden.
(Israeli American Council)
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Martin Sherman22.07.2018
The Nationality Law brouhaha: The failing of Jewish national will?
Israel will only be democratic if it is Jewish, and it will only be Jewish if it is Zionist. Therefore, it will only be democratic if it is Zionist—i.e., if it is the nation-state of the Jewish people
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