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The 2018 nation-state law has deepened legal and social marginalization of Israeli Arab citizens
has materially benefited from what critics call “”: a publicly cultivated image of LGBTQ+ tolerance that has aided tourism, international branding, and diplomatic soft power, even as activists argue i...
Arab citizens of Israel hold full Israeli citizenship on paper—identity cards, passports, the right to vote and run for office—and enjoy formal civil and political rights protected by courts and insti...
Military conscription in Israel is legally universal on paper but applied unevenly: Jewish citizens (with limited exceptions) are subject to mandatory IDF service, while most Arab citizens—except Druz...
spanning parts of , , and is unlikely, in current trajectories, to institutionalize as an ethnic‑religious state ; Kurdish politics across the region have produced strong strains of civic nationalism,...