New York Times · 23 May 1990

CP-1990-026

Israeli Arabs, Feeling Adrift, Talk of Rising Identity Crisis

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“After a brief and violent outpouring of rage Monday at the killing of seven Palestinians in a town about 150 miles to the south, the hills and Arab villages of Galilee that form an Arab pocket in Israel seem…”

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Alan Cowell from Nazareth, after the Rishon LeZion killings. The headline calls it an identity crisis, which locates the problem inside the people rather than in the arrangement they live under. The crisis described in the copy is budgets, land and planning permission.

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"Israeli Arabs, Feeling Adrift, Talk of Rising Identity Crisis," New York Times, 23 May 1990. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1990-026. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1990-026

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