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Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, “Criminalizing Pain and the Political Work of Suffering: The
Case of Palestinian ‘Infiltrators,’” Borderlands 14, no. 1 (2015), 1–28; Nadera ShalhoubKevorkian, “Infiltrated Intimacies: The Case of Palestinian Returnees,” Feminist Studies
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Cohen and Gordon, “Israel’s Biospatial Politics,” 216.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 3 November 1948, Vol. 12, Israel State Archives.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 21 April 1949, Vol. 4, Israel State Archives.
Eyal Kafkafi, “Segregation or Integration of the Israeli Arabs: Two Concepts in Mapai,”
International Journal of Middle East Studies 30 (1998), 353.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 18 May 1949, Vol. 5, Israel State Archives.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 3 May 1949, Vol. 5, Israel State Archives.
On the brief existence of the Ministry of Minority Affairs, see Alina Korn, “Good Intentions:
The Short History of the Minority Affairs Ministry, 14 May 1948–1 July 1949,” Cathedra:
For the History of Eretz Israel and Its Yishuv 127 (2008), 113–40 (in Hebrew); Alisa Rubin
Peled, “The Other Side of 1948: The Forgotten Benevolence of Bechor Shalom Shitrit and
the Ministry of Minority Affairs,” Israel Affairs 8, no. 3 (2002), 84–103.
Cabinet Meeting Protocols, 21 April 1949, Vol. 4, Israel State Archives.
Robinson, Citizen Strangers.
Ibid.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 21 April 1949, Vol. 4, Israel State Archives.
Robinson, Citizen Strangers.
Lustick, “Zionism and the State of Israel,” 133.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 15 February 1951, Vol. 10, Israel State Archives (gendered
language in original).
Ibid.
The Green Line is based on the 1949 Armistice Agreements. It is the internationally recognized demarcation line that defines the de facto borders of what constitutes “proper” Israel.
Human Rights Watch, “Israel: Jerusalem Palestinians Stripped of Status—Discriminatory
Residency Revocations,” 8 August 2017.
Robinson, Citizen Strangers, 198.
Ibid.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 9 January 1950, Vol. 18, Israel State Archives.
Ibid.
Gwenda Tavan, The Long, Slow Death of White Australia (Melbourne: Scribe, 2005); Rayner
Thwaites, Report on Citizenship Law: Australia (San Domenico di Fiesole, Italy: European
University Institute, 2017), 1–35.
Constitutional, Law and Justice Committee protocols, 8 August 1950, Israel State Archives.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 9 January 1950, Vol. 18, Israel State Archives.
Ngai, Impossible Subjects, 7.
Cabinet meeting protocols, 9 January 1950, Vol. 18, Israel State Archives (emphasis added).
Nicola Perugini, “Settler Colonial Inversions: Israel’s ‘Disengagement’ and the Gush Katif
‘Museum of Expulsion’ in Jerusalem,” Settler Colonial Studies (2018), 1 (emphasis in original).
Ibid, 14.
Ibid.
Knesset session no. 160, 3 July 1950.
Ibid.
Cohen and Gordon “Israel’s Biospatial Politics,” 200.
Ayelet Shachar, “Whose Republic? Citizenship and Membership in the Israeli Polity,”
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