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Recent demographic reporting places the number of Arabs in Israel (excluding most West Bank and Gaza residents) at roughly 2.04–2.13 million people, about 21–21.5% of Israel’s population (CBS-derived ...
Available sources show Arab citizens have served in Israel’s parliament (the Knesset) since 1949 and that Arab parties and individual Arab lawmakers sometimes join or support governing coalitions — no...
No: i control does not unambiguously “trump” — power is contested and situational; recent reporting shows a president () exercising extraordinary leverage over Israeli decisions even as Israeli leader...
comprise just over one-fifth of ’s population and are a growing share of the working‑age population, but their presence across sectors is uneven: strong and even over‑representation in several contras...
Genetic ancestry tests can suggest Jewish heritage but are estimates, not definitive proof of religious or cultural identity; companies and scholars caution that tests identify population signatures (...
Public opinion on Benjamin Netanyahu is deeply polarized and varies sharply by geography, age, ideology and timing. . Domestic Israeli politics and the structure of party blocs help explain how Netany...
As of the reporting in these sources, there is serving on (High Court of Justice): , sworn in in May 2022 and identified as the court’s first Muslim justice . The Supreme Court is a 15‑member court, s...