New York Times · 9 July 2002

CP-2002-074

Plan to Keep Israeli Arabs Off Some Land Is Backed

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“A cabinet vote endorsing a bill that would bar Israeli Arabs from buying homes in Jewish communities built on state land… The court decision was handed down in a case involving an Israeli Arab, Adel Kaadan, who was turned down when he applied to buy land to build a home in the Jewish village of Katzir in Galilee.”

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Adel Ka’adan applied to build a house and spent seven years in court to be allowed to. He won in 2000. This is the cabinet voting to undo it.

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"Plan to Keep Israeli Arabs Off Some Land Is Backed," New York Times, 9 July 2002. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2002-074. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2002-074

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