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What’s driving the Israeli Arab public’s struggle

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Published: 13 October 2015

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What's driving the Israeli Arab public's struggle – Jack Khoury – Haaretz 12.10.15
There seems to be one common denominator among Israeli Arabs participating in violent demonstrations – their age. Just as in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, most of the participants taking to the streets within the Green Line are minors.
Some of them identify with a political movement, but they lack a guiding hand or unified leadership telling them what to do, and when and how to do it.

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