Why Israel Should Invest in Jerusalem Arabs’ Education and Welfare
A policy based on empathy and pragmatism.
February 13, 2018
A policy based on empathy and pragmatism.
Arab Jerusalemites have increasingly been applying for Israeli citizenship, and ever-growing numbers of youngsters are choosing to pursue the Israeli high-school curriculum (which qualifies them to apply to Israeli universities) and to enroll in after-school Hebrew classes. David M. Weinberg takes these trends, along with other data, to mean that the city’s Arab residents are coming to realize that “they will always be better off under Israeli administration” than under the Palestinian Authority:
A policy based on empathy and pragmatism.
For the U.S. and for Israel.
An Islamist paragon falls.
A social science with a sacred project.
Underneath a Byzantine shopping mall.
Arab Jerusalemites have increasingly been applying for Israeli citizenship, and ever-growing numbers of youngsters are choosing to pursue the Israeli high-school curriculum (which qualifies them to apply to Israeli universities) and to enroll in after-school Hebrew classes. David M. Weinberg takes these trends, along with other data, to mean that the city’s Arab residents are coming to realize that “they will always be better off under Israeli administration” than under the Palestinian Authority:
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