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Arab Discourse in Israeli Knesset (1967–1977)
The article focused on the development of Arab political discourse within the Israeli Knesset between 1967 and 1977, amidst the rising Palestinian national awareness following the 1967 setback. Palestinians inside Israel increasingly expressed their national identity and collective rights, especially after Land Day in 1976, which became a symbol of national identity and collective survival. During this period, Arab parties in the Knesset experienced divisions between government-aligned factions that prioritized livelihood rights and working within institutions, and other factions with a more independent Palestinian orientation. However, the influence of all these discourses remained limited on the structure and policies of the state. With the rise of Likud to power in 1977, this phase came to an end, giving way to a new era in which discourse shifted towards the Israeli right, and the original Palestinian national demands, especially the right of return and the major uprisings, were deprioritized.
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