While some non-Jewish citizens of Israel continue to be upset by the passage of the Nationality Law, they needn’t be: in concert with the Basic Law, the Nationality Law ensures the civic equality of all citizens regardless of religion or ethnic affiliation.
In 1917, for the first time in modern history, a major political power publicly supported the creation of a 'national home' for the Jewish people in the Land of Israel.
Despite a turbulent summer for residents of the South, who suffered from months of aerial arson attacks and rocket fire from Gaza, Israelis are pushing forward and making a conscious decision not to live in fear.
Many people remain in the dark about the true nature of Zionism, relying on pervasive false sound bites instead which often promote a viciously anti-Israel agenda.