Druzen zijn een aparte stroming binnen de islam. Die sowieso door de soennieten (zoals in Syrië) als afvalligen gezien worden.
Wikipedia: Druze
https://www.google.com/se...Isra%C3%ABl%20limitations
De AI maakt best een aardige samenvatting:
Muslims in Israel face certain limitations, particularly concerning access to holy sites like the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan, and some experience systemic discrimination in various aspects of life. While Israel's legal framework grants Arab citizens the same rights as Jewish citizens, socio-economic disparities and instances of discrimination persist.
Access to Holy Sites:
Al-Aqsa Mosque:
Israel frequently imposes restrictions on Muslim access to the Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan, especially for those from the West Bank, citing security concerns.
Age Restrictions:
These restrictions often involve age limitations, with men under 55 and women under 50 from the West Bank sometimes prohibited from entering, while Jewish Israelis and tourists face no such limitations.
Security Measures:
Even those permitted entry may face strict security checks, including fingerprinting and mandatory bus transportation, alongside time limits for prayers and departures.
Public Gatherings:
Restrictions extend to public gatherings, with some reports of police preventing Muslim worshippers from praying even outside the mosque when access is denied.
Systemic Discrimination:
Socioeconomic Disparities:
Arab citizens of Israel often face challenges like living in poorer cities, having less access to education, and struggling to gain representation in government.
Discrimination in Housing:
There are reports of restrictions and challenges in building and developing Arab towns and villages, with some areas facing limitations on construction and development.
Representation in Government:
Arab citizens may encounter difficulties in achieving adequate representation in the Israeli government.
Public Transportation:
Restrictions on public transportation on Shabbat (Saturday) and holidays can also disproportionately affect Muslim communities.
Other Considerations:
Religious Law:
Jewish religious law (Halakha) significantly influences Israeli law, impacting areas like marriage, which can only be performed by a rabbi, and some restrictions on business operations during religious holidays.
Freedom of Expression:
While generally permitted, some instances of restrictions on freedom of expression, particularly related to political views, have been reported, especially concerning criticism of the government or expressing Palestinian identity.
Ahmadiyya Muslims:
Israel is notable as the only country in the Middle East where Ahmadi Muslims can practice their faith openly.
Overall, while Israel is a diverse society with legal equality, Muslims in Israel face unique challenges related to religious freedom, access to holy sites, and socio-economic disparities, reflecting a complex relationship between the state and its Muslim population, according to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Sterker nog, het zijn meer 3e rangs burgers.
Arabische Joden zijn al 2e rangs burgers.
Israëlische Palestijnen staan al helemaal onder aan de ladder natuurlijk.
Marrtijn schreef op woensdag 16 juli 2025 @ 20:32:
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Druzen zijn juist goed geïntegreerd in Israël, en dienen ook gewoon in de IDF.
En Israël rijdt niet met tanks de Druzengebieden in om daar een bloedbad aan te richten, dat is denk ik al een aardige win voor de Druzen denk ik.
Geïntegreerde en technisch gezien dezelfde rechten is niet hetzelfde als daadwerkelijk gelijkwaardig zijn, helaas.
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