Identity Party Candidate Proposes Radical Policies to Assert Jewish Control
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Identity Party candidate Yitzhak Zaga has proposed radical policies to strengthen Jewish control in Israel, including preventing Arabs from buying homes in Jewish neighborhoods and banning Arab teachers from Jewish schools. Zaga claims widespread illegal weapons, Arab dominance in healthcare, and protection rackets are undermining the state. His platform also calls for stricter law enforcement in the South, Jewish settlement in the Galilee, and public election of Supreme Court justices.
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- Identity Party candidate Yitzhak Zaga proposes barring Arabs from buying homes in Jewish neighborhoods.
- Zaga suggests preventing Arab teachers from working in Jewish schools and deporting illegal gun owners.
- He claims Arab dominance in healthcare and protection rackets are harming Israel.
- The proposal includes stricter law enforcement and Jewish settlement in the Galilee.
- Zaga advocates for the public election of Supreme Court justices.
Yitzhak Zaga, a candidate for the Identity Party, has outlined a series of policy proposals aimed at reinforcing Jewish national identity and control within Israel. Among his suggestions are allowing developers to refuse selling apartments to Arabs in Jewish neighborhoods, preventing Arab teachers from working in Jewish schools, and deporting individuals possessing illegal firearms who do not surrender them within a month. Zaga claims that hundreds of thousands of illegal weapons are circulating in the Arab sector, with ongoing production and smuggling fueling the problem. He asserts that Arab towns in Judea and Samaria and central Israel, such as Qalqilya and Tulkarm, have become fortified "terror cities."
Furthermore, Zaga alleges that Arab students receive "affirmative action" in medical school admissions, leading to 43% of new medical license recipients in 2023 being Arab. He claims hospitals prioritize Arab doctors, leaving fewer spots for Jewish applicants, and states that public healthcare in Israel is now dependent on Arab medical professionals. Zaga also contends that Israeli construction companies are forced to pay "protection money" to Arabs, without which building projects cannot proceed. He criticizes the judicial system, particularly in the South, for allegedly releasing Bedouin criminals due to progressive sympathies, leading to despair among police officers and a sense of the city of Beersheba being "conquered."
In the North, Zaga claims Arab residents prevent the establishment of Jewish farms, and Arab car thieves openly sell stolen Israeli vehicles. He also alleges that female drivers are violently pulled from their cars by Arabs and taken to villages with impunity. Zaga criticizes the deliberate integration of 2,000 Arab teachers into the Jewish education system over the past five years, stating it has undermined national education. He also notes that Arabs constitute 50% of pharmacists, suggesting Jordan may be funding this trend. The Identity Party's platform includes expelling Arab terrorists, demolishing "terror cities," and establishing a voluntary migration program for Arabs who do not accept Israel's Jewish national identity. Zaga also proposes that the public elect Supreme Court justices to overcome judicial opposition to these policies.
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