Introduction to Arab Citizens of Israel Video and Guide

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Meet Munia, Ahlam, Rabia, and Naim—4 Arab/Palestinian citizen changemakers in their communities across Israel. Through their stories, gain foundational knowledge on Arab/Palestinian citizens of Israel, their complex identities, and exposure to shared and civil society organizations. 

The video and accompanying resources are designed to be accessible to audiences with limited prior exposure to Arab society in Israel. It can be a useful resource to share ahead of an experience with Arab society or as a program itself followed by group discussion.  

The Task Force encourages reviewing our infographic resource, Exploring the Topics of Arab Citizens and Jewish-Arab Relations in Israel, alongside the video. These resources help situate the video in its broader context. Together, they serve as entry points for deeper learning and engagement.

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Topic
  • Arts and Culture
  • History
  • Israel - Contemporary
  • Israel - State
  • Politics
  • Storytelling
Setting
  • After School and Beyond
  • Educator Training
  • Camp
  • Congregational Learning
  • Day Schools and Yeshivas
  • Family Engagement
  • Teen Engagement

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Logo saying "Task Force on Arab Citizens of Israel" with overlapping weave pattern on the left.

Guides for educators and learners to learn more about Arab citizens of Israel through Sayed Kahsua’s humorous TV series Madrasa about a fictional bilingual school.

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Logo saying "Task Force on Arab Citizens of Israel" with overlapping weave pattern on the left.

Guides for educators and learners to learn more about Arab citizens of Israel through a fictional film about a trio of female Arab/Palestinian citizens of Israel navigating life in Tel Aviv, their careers, and interpersonal relationships.

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Light blue people icons against white background. Text on left of page says "The Arab population in Israel 1,997,800 people = 21% of Israeli society." Middle of page, circle graph with "78%" written inside, "1,555,000 Citizens of Israel" written below. Right of page, circle graph with "18%" written inside, the text "350,000 East Jerusalem residents" written below. Below, following written: "Due to a lack of consistent data, and the exclusion of about 24,000 Golan Druze, these numbers do not add up to 100%"

An infographic resource providing useful terminology, snapshots of the daily lives of Arab citizens of Israel.

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