Private communication with administration of national and civic service, December 2008.Ģ2.
Headed by Reuven Gal, an expert on the subject of civic service (as of December 2009, Gal is no longer Head of the administration).Ģ1. Nahshoni, ‘The Budgetary Cuts in National Service were Canceled’, YNET, May 22, 2008, (accessed December 11, 2008). However, shortly afterwards alternative budgetary sources were found, and eventually the positions were not cancelled. The budgetary issue is serious, for example, in May 2008, about half of the volunteering positions of the national service were cancelled due to budgetary and political disputes.
See the Ivri commission's report (in Hebrew), on file with the author. Gal, ‘Towards Universal National Youth Service in Israel’, in Civic Service World Wide, ed. Moshe Sherer, ‘National Service in Israel’, Non Profit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 33 (2004): 94–109.ġ8. Maoz, Defending the Holy Land (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2009).ġ7. Cohen, ed., Democratic Societies and their Armed Forces, Israel in Comparative Context (Abingdon: Routledge, 2000) Z. The literature here is wide, for a broad overview see S. Supreme Court decision 4112/99 Adalah vs. Saban, ‘The Minority Rights of the Palestinian-Arabs In Israel: What Is, What Isn't and What Is Taboo’, Iyunei Mishpat 26 (2002): 241–319. Haklai, ‘Palestinian NGOs in Israel: A Campaign for Civic Equality or “Ethnic Civil Society”?’, Israel Studies 9, no. This phenomenon is a somewhat unusual case of a civil society which is partial to one ethnic group, see O. Abu Baker termed this generation the ‘Stand-Tall generation’, in their Coffins on our Shoulders, the Experience of the Palestinian Citizens of Israel (Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 2005).ġ3. Manna, ed., Arab Society in Israel: Population, Society, Economy (2) (Jerusalem: Van Leer, 2008). Kretzmer, The Legal Status of the Arabs in Israel (Boulder, CO: Westview, 1990) A. Louer, Being An Arab in Israel (New York: Columbia University Press, 2007) D. The literature on these subjects is immense, some noteworthy examples include: L. Benefits for Veterans law (Hebrew: ‘Hok Klitat Hayalim Meshohrarim’), 1994, section 19B, corrected 2008.ġ1. This is the most recent announcement at the Haifa University's dorms website (in Hebrew), (accessed November 19, 2008).ħ. In 2006, there were 1113 requests, with 517 available places.Ħ. Private communication with Haifa University on file with the author.ĥ. Private communication with the N/C administration, on file with author.Ĥ. Smooha following recent polls, presented at the 8th Herzelia Conference, University of Haifa, January 2, 2008.ģ. Almost 80% of Israeli Arabs are willing to volunteer, as discussed by S.
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