Voting Rights in Israel Within the Green Line
5,463,071 Israeli Jews (citizens): have voting rights.
1,361,800 Palestinians (citizens): have voting rights.
318,200 non-Arab Christians, those listed as having no religion, and others (citizens): have voting rights.
East Jerusalem
186,929 Jews (citizens): have voting rights
• 255,000 Palestinians (residents): no voting rights for Knesset elections but can vote in Jerusalem municipal elections.
West Bank
325,500 Jews (cilizens, living in Area C): have voting rights
1,855,115 Palestinians living in areas A, B, C no voting rights
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- taken from 972.com
What can be concluded about suffrage in Israel?
A)
Only Jewish people have the right to vote.
B)
Israel practices universal manhood voting rights.
Palestinians are not allowed to participate in elections.
D)
Voting rights may be limited according to religion or ethnicity.