The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 36)

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The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 36)

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class.
D. Hypotheses and Further Specifications of the Question
As far as the practical aspects of this study, five hypotheses are
examined:
(1) The majority of Palestinian-Arabs penetrating into the Israeli
labor market in the post-1967 era enter predominantly proletarian class
locations. That is, they are employed in productive, manual, non-super-
visory labor categories.
(2) The Palestinian-Arabs penetrating into the Israeli labor market
tend to predominantly replace Jews in the technical division of labor (the
occupational/industrial structures of employment). .
(3) In the social division of labor (the production process), Pales-
tinian-Arabs penetrating the Israeli labor market tend to predominantly
join Jews in proletarian class location (a promoting tendency).
(4) Some segments of the proletarian employees in Israel tend to
benefit indirectly from surplus-value created by other segments (an impend-
ing tendency).
(5) The more Palestinian-Arabs occupy proletarian locations in Is-
rael's social division of labor, the more favorable become the objective
conditions for potential cross-national proletarian alliances, This hypo-
thesis is based on the assumption that there is a Jewish working class in
Israel and on the fact that the size of the Palestinian labor force em-
ployed in Israel is relatively small (in 1974, only 15 percent of total) .2°
For examining these hypotheses, we need to find out where the Pales-
tinians penetrating the Israeli labor market are placed in the production
process -- this includes their place in the technical and the social divi-

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