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Druze Golan Seek More Israeli Citizenship
The Druze villages in the Occupied Golan have experienced political and social changes, with an increased demand for Israeli citizenship and expectations of a large turnout in the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27. In 2025, 3,750 people applied for citizenship, with about 40% of them having obtained it by March 2026. The residents' attitudes shifted after the events in Suwayda in July 2025, with differences across generations regarding identity and belonging; some considered citizenship to provide a legal status, while others remained committed to their ties with Syria. Predictions suggest that some voters may cast their ballots for the Likud Party due to its stance during these events.
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