By Invitation | Partners, not poison

When will Israel stop treating its Arab citizens as guests?

It’s time Jewish political leaders acted on promises to work with moderate Arab parties, argues Yonatan Touval

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Illustration: Dan Williams
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FOR DECADES, Israel has asked its Arab citizens to prove themselves ready for partnership: renounce, moderate, integrate. The harder question is whether the state and its Jewish political class have proved themselves ready for partnership.

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