10/06/13
"Israeli" describes citizenship, not nationality in an ethnic sense, court rules.
Petitioners seek "Israeli" ethnicity to be listed in government registry, but court claims there is insufficient evidence to suggest such a group exists.
Is there such a thing as an Israeli people? Israel's courts don't think so.
Israeli nationality only refers to one's citizenship, not ethnic identity, the Supreme Court's Civilian Appeals Court ruled on Wednesday.
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"Israeli" describes citizenship, not nationality in an ethnic sense, court rules.
Petitioners seek "Israeli" ethnicity to be listed in government registry, but court claims there is insufficient evidence to suggest such a group exists.
Israeli nationality only refers to one's citizenship, not ethnic identity, the Supreme Court's Civilian Appeals Court ruled on Wednesday.
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