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Israel’s Jewish Identity Crisis: State and Politics in the Middle East

Yadgar goes on to pose a series of questions: What is “the meaning of Israeli nationhood,” as distinct from Jewish nationhood? How does an Israeli nationalism “correspond with the state’s” assumed “self-identification as Jewish?” What does this Jewishness of the state mean in the first place? What, in other words, is the meaning of Jewish sovereignty in Israel? How does Israel’s self-identification as a Jewish state (confused as this identification may be, even after more than seventy years) “shape the state’s stance vis-à-vis its non-Jewish, mainly Palestinian-Arab citizens?” Where does it leave non-Jewish, non-Arab citizens of Israel? How does “this apparent entanglement of ‘religion and politics’ shape Israel’s position in the Middle East?” And, lastly, how does “the state’s claim to