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3 pages in length. Israel has upheld its strict system out of the need to protect both its heritage and its future. Having created this homeland with the distinct intent to finally provide the persecuted with a permanent dwelling, Jews feel it is imperative for the sociopolitical control to remain with their people by way of restricting who is allowed to gain citizenship. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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created this homeland with the distinct intent to finally provide the persecuted with a permanent dwelling, Jews feel it is imperative for the sociopolitical control to remain with their people
by way of restricting who is allowed to gain citizenship. Pertinent to understanding the reasoning behind such limitation is how awarding permanent residency to outsiders gives them the opportunity
to become involved in various aspects of society (mercantile, education, etc.) and ultimately rally for change; once this occurs, foundations and principles of long-established policies, beliefs and operations begin to
crumble under the pressure put forth by those who are not even part of the Jews historic struggle. As Shohamy et al (no date provided) point out, the only
way to ensure Israel remains sovereign is by restricting citizenship to only those who are like-minded in protecting the Jews and their terra firma. II. IS IT ACCEPTABLE FOR
THERE TO BE NO MOVEMENT TOWARD CHANGE? It is indeed acceptable for citizenship and social restriction to be upheld just the way it current stands, inasmuch as any alteration of
the system would create a scenario Israel is staunchly trying to avoid. To allow certain people to attain citizenship and not others in order for the Jews to maintain
sociopolitical control would cause an even greater uproar of discrimination than already exists; to grant anyone residency would all but hand over control to whichever newly-formed advocacy group cultivated the
most power. Either way, the Jews would lose their beloved land and once again be forced to stake out another refuge. III. WOULD POSITIVE IMPACT BE REALIZED IF
ISRAEL REVISED THE SYSTEM TO REFLECT GREATER EQUITY TOWARD ALL? The consequences inherent to revising the system so as to afford greater equity toward all would establish Israel as another
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