Do israeli-arabs participate in terrorist activity against Israel?

Answer 1

Sometimes. In some cases, they are unknowing participants (such as offering someone a ride), sometimes they are forced into helping, and in a few cases, they help willingly.

Answer 2

Yes Israeli Arabs most Definately do participate in Terrorist activity in Israel.

Thats part of the reason why the Israelies hate these Israeli Arabs and why the Israelis think of Israeli Arabs as nothing more than a Burden on Israel and on Israeli society which the Israelis would GLADLY be Without!!!

Infact, some Israeli politicians have proposed sending the Israeli Arabs into a future Palestinian state inorder to be rid of them.

Answer 3

Israel adapted the terrorism will find when visit Israel the babies slaughter the Moslems a front appointed and will know the Israelis the terrorists interested the Moslems or the Arabs and for Yass .

Answer 4

Since 2001, a growing number [24] of Israeli Arabs have participated in terror acts against Israeli civilians: On September 9, 2001 was the first (and only) Israeli Arab suicide bomber attack, on a group of soldiers and civilians disembarking a train in the Nahariya station, killing 3 people and wounding at least 90. [25]

Over the next few years, Israeli Arabs and residents of East Jerusalem took part in many attacks and assisted Palestinian suicide bombers reach cities in Israel. Several Israeli Arabs have been convicted of espionage for Hezbollah.[26],[27],[28], In 2001, at least 110 Israeli Arabs were detained on suspicion of involvement in terrorist activities – a record high, and about three times the number in the previous year. Despite those events, Israeli security sources said they still consider Israeli Arab involvement with terrorism to be the exception rather than the rule. The rule is that the vast majority of Israeli Arabs, regardless of their political viewpoints, see terrorism as the red line.

On March 9, 2004, an Israeli Arab woman, Lina Jarbuni, 29, of Arrabeh in the Galilee, was sentenced to 17 years in prison by the Haifa district court for helping members of the Islamic Jihad who had been planning to carry out terror attacks inside Israel. Jarbuni helped one of them obtain an Israeli ID card, rented an apartment in Israel, and also opened a bank account on behalf of the man and an accomplice. She was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, contact with a foreign agent, and helping the enemy at a time of war. [29] [30] [31] [32]

On October 9, 2005, three Israeli Arab men were convicted of plotting to blow up the Azrieli Towers in Tel Aviv, and a plot to plant a bomb on railroad tracks near Netanya. The Tel Aviv District Court also convicted them of attempting to provide assistance to a foreign enemy during time of war. One of the Arabs was convicted of contacting a foreign enemy agent. The three, Dubian Natzirat, 27; Amir Zivati, 20; and Mugahad Dukan, 19; all from Taibe, admitted their guilt and were convicted under a plea bargain arrangement. [33] [34]

On December 12, 2005, Hamas sent a greeting to the "Arabs of 1948" (i.e Israeli Arabs) on their help to Hamas using a video that was translated to English on Hamas web site[35].

On March 13, 2006, Tel Aviv District Court sentenced Lenin Altouri, 24, from the Israeli Arab village of Kassem, to 16 years in prison, after he was convicted of being in contact with a foreign agent with the intention to betray the country. Altouri was convicted of plotting to aid Hamas kidnap soldiers and transfer them to Hebron or Ramallah.[36]

Answer 5

It is very rare, we actually like living in Israel. It is the most modern country in the middle east.
Our family in Lebanon, Jordan and Kuwait dont get as good education as we get in Israel and they dont get the health service we get here.
Most of my fammily eaven votes for the regular political parties and not for the arab ones.

Answer 6

They might be born in Israel but they are still Arabs, and that makes them an enemy of Israel as their loyalty is not to Israel.

Answer 7

Some do. This is very unfortunate because they aren't usually suspected and therefore can get away with it easily... We're living in hard times in Israel.... Hopefully things will get better soon.

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

some do, but mostly the terror is arriving from the outside.

Answer 10

Some do unfortuately...