Citizens Proposal for a Border between Israel and Palestine
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    • Culture and Identity
    • Land Transfer
    • Right of Return
    • Gaza
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    • Jewish Settlers: Those Who Return and Those Who Remain within Palestine
    • Arab Communities within Israel
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  • Position Statements
    • Netanyahu's "Israeli Comfort"
    • Netanyahu: Too Big for His Britches
    • Israel Twisting in the Wind
    • A Question of Accountability
    • ...and only afterwards move to discuss the topic of Jerusalem
    • Negotiations By the Parties
    • The World Should Help the Palestinian Hunger Striker
    • Playing the Victim Card Will Not Bring Peace
    • President Peres and Dr. Ashrawi: Thank You for Staying on Track
    • Time to Negotiate the Northern and Southern Sectors of the Israeli-West Bank Border
    • Israel’s Tussle with Europe
    • Security and Borders: Both Required for Peace
    • Etzion Bloc Expansion: Israeli Overreaching
    • Next Steps: Negotiating an Initial Border
    • Let Us Prepare for Two States
    • Can Palestinians Recognize Israel’s “Jewish Character”?
    • The Question of Recognizing Israel as a Jewish State
    • Giv’at Hamatos
    • Har Homa C
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Arab Communities within Israel 


For new Arab and Palestinian communities within Israel, we hope that Israel will consult the residents of these communities to consider whether certain communities would like to adopt a closer relationship with the State of Palestine. Some Arab Israelis might have compelling reasons for deepening the relationship with their brothers and sisters in Palestine. Men and women alike would desire to maintain access to family members living on the opposite side of the border. It is plausible that communities of Muslims, Christians, Druze and Jews who are separated by the border would wish to maintain brotherhood and sisterhood. Here, too, people should be offered the option of dual citizenship or residence. 
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