BOOK COVER......Page 1
HALF-TITLE......Page 2
TITLE......Page 5
COPYRIGHT......Page 6
CONTENTS......Page 8
PREFACE......Page 10
AFTER OCTOBER 2000......Page 12
Israeli Arab Members of the 15th Knesset: Between Israeli Citizenship and Their Palestinian National Identity......Page 13
HOW DID ARAB MKs BECOME LEADERS OF THE ISRAELI ARAB COMMUNITY?......Page 16
THE LEADERSHIP’S EFFORTS TO DEVELOP A FOREIGN RELATIONS INITIATIVE......Page 22
NOTES......Page 24
INTRODUCTION......Page 25
THE PALESTINIAN NATIONAL PROBLEM......Page 26
ISRAELI ARABS: NATIONALISM OR LIBERALISM?......Page 31
THE ISRAELI ARAB......Page 35
CONCLUSIONS......Page 41
NOTES......Page 42
SOCIAL ISSUES......Page 46
INTRODUCTION: THE ARAB DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION......Page 47
POPULATION GROWTH OF THE ISRAELI ARABS......Page 48
THE ISRAELI ARAB FERTILITY TRENDS IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE......Page 49
THE ISRAELI PRO-NATALIST POLICY AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE ISRAELI ARAB FERTILITY TRENDS......Page 57
EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIO-POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS......Page 60
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK......Page 61
NOTES......Page 71
Social and Educational Welfare Policy in the Arab Sector in Israel......Page 77
PRE-STATE SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE ARAB SECTOR......Page 78
POLICIES AND POLITICS IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS......Page 79
GAPS IN WELFARE SERVICES......Page 83
POPULATION DIFFERENCES AS REFLECTED IN WELFARE POLICY......Page 85
WELFARE SERVICES IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM......Page 87
PROFESSIONAL FOLLOW-UP COMMITTEES......Page 94
IS THE STATE OF ISRAEL A WELFARE STATE FOR ITS ARAB CITIZENS?......Page 96
PROPOSAL FOR CHANGE......Page 99
INTERVIEWS......Page 101
NOTES......Page 102
ISRAEL—A MULTI-CLEAVAGE SOCIETY......Page 106
ISRAEL—A BINATIONAL SOCIETY......Page 107
THE NATIONAL CLEAVAGE—SOCIO-POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS......Page 108
THE NATIONAL CLEAVAGE—THE ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS......Page 110
THE NATIONAL CLEAVAGE—STEREOTYPES AND NEGATIVE GROUP ATTITUDES......Page 112
THE EDUCATION SYSTEM AS A SOCIALIZATION AGENT AND AS AN AGENT OF CHANGE TO CORRECT RELATIONSHIPS......Page 117
TEXTBOOKS AS A TOOL FOR IMPARTING TOLERANCE AND BREAKING-DOWN OF STEREOTYPES......Page 119
THE PARTIAL FAILURE OF READERS IN ISRAEL—MARGINAL QUANTITATIVE EXPRESSION AND MEDIOCRE QUALITATIVE EXPRESSION FOR TOLERANCE…......Page 120
NOTES......Page 124
HISTORY AND NATIONALISM......Page 129
THE BEGINNINGS: PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL CONSOLIDATION......Page 130
Social Integration and Disintegration......Page 134
THE MANDATE PERIOD (1918–48)......Page 137
Losing Majority Status, Social and Economic Power......Page 139
Arab Immigration: From Fallahin to Workers......Page 142
Immigration and Social Marginalization......Page 144
CONCLUSION: THE WAY TO 1948......Page 149
NOTES......Page 151
INTRODUCTION......Page 156
JEWISH URBAN SYSTEM OF PALESTINE/ISRAEL: FROM A ‘COLONIAL’ TO A NATIONAL FORM......Page 157
THE ORIGINS OF ISRAELI NATIONAL PLANNING CONCEPTS......Page 158
BEIT SHEAN: A NEW TOWN IN THE MIDST OF A JEWISH PRE-1948 SETTLEMENT AREA......Page 161
ASHKELON: THE FIRST DEVELOPMENT TOWN......Page 164
CONCLUDING REMARKS......Page 167
NOTES......Page 169
Ethnicity or Nationalism? Comparing the Nakba Narrative among Israeli Arabs and Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza......Page 172
THE ORIGINS OF THE DEBATE......Page 173
National Politics......Page 174
ORGANIZATIONAL ASPECTS OF THE NAKBA COMMEMORATION......Page 176
ANALYSING THE NAKBA NARRATIVES......Page 177
BETWEEN THE LOSS OF ANDALUS SPAIN AND PALESTINE......Page 179
ISRAEL CREATED ON THE RUINS OF THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE......Page 180
FROM TRAGEDY TO RESURRECTION......Page 181
PAST AND PRESENT......Page 182
THE NATURE OF THE ‘OTHER’......Page 183
TERMS OF REFERENCE......Page 185
THE OBJECTIVES OF NAKBA COMMEMORATION......Page 186
CONCLUSION......Page 188
NOTES......Page 189
THE MEDIA AND THE ISRAELI ARAB CITIZENS......Page 191
The Israeli Newspapers’ Coverage of the Israeli Arabs During the Intifada......Page 192
THE GENERAL STRIKE—21 DECEMBER 1987......Page 196
‘LAND DAYS’ 1988 AND 1989......Page 203
THE MURDERS IN RISHON LETZION OF SEVEN ARAB WORKERS......Page 209
THE RIOTS AT TEMPLE MOUNT......Page 211
NOTES......Page 213
The Arab Citizens of the State of Israel: The Arab Media Perspective......Page 216
THE DOMESTIC MEDIA......Page 220
THE PALESTINIAN MEDIA......Page 222
THE ARAB MEDIA IN NEIGHBOURING ARAB COUNTRIES......Page 223
THE INTERNATIONAL ARAB MEDIA......Page 225
CONCLUSION......Page 226
NOTES......Page 228
POLITICAL STANDING IN A JEWISH STATE: PRESENT AND FUTURE......Page 232
INTRODUCTION......Page 233
THEORETICAL MODELS......Page 234
The Israeli Hebrew Version and Its Supporters......Page 236
A Multicultural Israeli State and Its Supporters......Page 241
CONSEQUENCES FOR MAJORITY-MINORITY RELATIONS......Page 244
IS SUCH A CHANGE FEASIBLE?......Page 246
CONCLUSION......Page 247
NOTES......Page 248
INTRODUCTION......Page 254
THE JEWISH STATE AND THE ARAB MINORITY......Page 255
IDENTITY AMONG THE ARABS OF ISRAEL IN AN ERA OF PEACE......Page 258
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS......Page 264
NOTES......Page 265
INTRODUCTION......Page 269
THE PALESTINIAN ARAB MINORITY IN ISRAEL: THEORETICAL ALTERNATIVES......Page 271
THE POLITICAL ORIENTATION OF THE PALESTINIANS IN ISRAEL......Page 279
The Situation of the Palestinians in Israel as Compared to the Jews, asseen by the Palestinians in Israel......Page 283
The Desired Status of the Palestinians in Israel, as They See It......Page 285
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS......Page 289
NOTES......Page 292
The Final Settlement of the Palestinian Issue and the Position of the Israeli Arab Leadership......Page 295
THE BEGINNING OF THE POLITICAL PROCESS IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE INPUT OF THE ISRAELI ARAB LEADERSHIP......Page 297
THE POLITICAL GOALS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE PALESTINIAN ISSUE......Page 299
THE STRUCTURAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ‘RIGHT OF RETURN’......Page 303
PROGNOSIS AND THE FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE......Page 308
CONCLUSION......Page 309
NOTES......Page 311
ABSTRACTS......Page 313
INDEX......Page 319