| ID | 193475 |
| Title Proper | Citizenship Regime Change Behind Israel’s Rule-of-Law Crisis |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Berda, Yael |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | This article delineates the relations between the judicial overhaul launched by Israel’s right-wing government in 2023 and the mechanisms of Israel’s control over Palestinians, demonstrating that they are two parts of a regime change. The essay traces a series of changes in Israel’s citizenship regime the past decade: the enactment of an anti-terrorism law and a nation-state law that defined the exclusive right of Jews to self-determination in Israel; the domestic application of surveillance and control practices developed in the occupied territories; and finally legislation allowing the revocation of Palestinians’ citizenship and the de facto annexation of the occupied territories. |
| `In' analytical Note | Current History Vol. 122, No.848; Dec 2023: p.342–347 |
| Journal Source | Current History Vol: 122 No 848 |
| Key Words | Citizenship ; Israel ; Rule of Law ; Palestinians ; Benjamin Netanyahu ; Occupied Territories ; Covid-19 Pandemic |