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Line 549: − + + + + − The Citizenship Law, which was at the heart of the storm this week, was enacted during the second intifada, on the recommendation of the defense establishment. The right-wing parties that overthrew him claim that it should be replaced by a more comprehensive law, but in the meantime the consequences could be serious.</i>+
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Given Israel's special vulnerable state, the ''Citizenship law l'' is a first-rate security interest.
Given Israel's special vulnerable state, the ''Citizenship law'' established during the 2nd intifada, naturally for safety,<ref>Nina Fux , [https://m.ynet.co.il/Articles/59611700 A GSS representative warned ahead of the vote on the Citizenship Law: "Population Prone to Terrorism"] Ynet, May 7, 2021.<blockquote>
In a discussion held in the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee ahead of the afternoon plenum vote, it became clear that between 2001 and 2021, 165 Palestinians who had been granted status in Israel participated in terrorist acts. However, it was not stated how many status recipients did not participate in such actions. GSS representative warns of "increased security risk" ...
The Citizenship Law is a temporary law adopted by the Knesset in 2003, during the second intifada, and is intended to prevent Palestinians living in the Occupied Territories from obtaining legal status in Israel. The law deprives Israeli citizens who marry Palestinians living in the Occupied Territories (or residents of certain hostile countries) of the right to allow their spouses to enter Israel legally and impairs their ability to maintain a family unit in Israel. The main purpose of the law was to prevent "family reunification" between Israeli citizens, mainly from Arab society, and their Palestinian spouses or children. The explanatory memorandum to the bill states that it is intended to serve a security purpose: to prevent a situation in which a person who has received status in Israel by virtue of his marriage to an Israeli citizen or resident will take advantage of his freedom of movement in the country to assist in terrorist acts.</blockquote></ref> is a first-rate security interest.
<ref>Eilat Kahana, "[https://www.makorrishon.co.il/news/371743/ Citizenship law is a first-rate security interest]," Makor Rishon, 08/07/2021.<br><i>
<ref>Eilat Kahana, "[https://www.makorrishon.co.il/news/371743/ Citizenship law is a first-rate security interest]," Makor Rishon, 08/07/2021.<br><i>
The Citizenship Law, which was at the heart of the storm this week, was enacted during the second intifada, on the recommendation of the defense establishment. The right-wing parties that overthrew him claim that it should be replaced by a more comprehensive law, but in the meantime the consequences could be serious.</i>
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