Arabs in Israel
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Muslim Minorities in Non-Muslim Majority Countries: The Islamic Movement in Israel as a Test Case
This collected volume provides a framework for comparative analysis between the status of Muslim minority communities within Western countries and the status of the Muslim community within Israel.
The ‘Nakba Law’ and Palestinian Nationalism in Israel
MDC visiting scholar Oded Haklai analyzes the recent expressions of Palestinian nationalism in Israel
Jaffa, 1948: The fall of a city
This article in the Journal of Israeli History describes the precarious social and military Palestinian-Arab situation in Jaffa as a case study for Palestine as a whole during the December 1947–May 1948 inter-communal war.
Politics, Elections, and Local Governance in the Arab and Druze Sector in Israel
Articles in this volume examine a series of issues that touch upon both local and national elections and minority participation therein. In Hebrew.
Contemplations on State Commissions of Inquiry and the Status of Israel's Arab Minority
Prof. Ruth Gavison discusses the problems that may arise when an investigative committee bars an elected representative from assuming office. In Hebrew.
Arab Youth in Israel: Caught Between Prospects and Risk
Articles in this collection discuss the issues facing Arab youth in Israel. In Hebrew.
The Arab Minority in Israel and the 17th Knesset Elections
This collection of articles is based upon lectures delivered during two conferences held by the Konrad Adenauer Program at the Moshe Dayan Center in December 2005 and June 2006. In Hebrew.
Together but Separate: Mixed Cities in Israel
This collection of essays examines questions that touch upon the status of Arab residents in Israel's mixed cities. In Hebrew.
The Municipal Elections in the Arab and Druze Sector: Clans, Sectarianism, and Political Parties
This collection of articles is based upon lectures delivered during a conference held by the Konrad Adenauer Program for Jewish-Arab Cooperation at the Moshe Dayan Center in December of 2003. In Hebrew.