The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 313)
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- The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 313)
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Shortage in scientific labor and academicians can be regarded today a secur-
ity emergency.
According to Davar (June 22, 1975), in an article titled, "IDF Musters
Israelis in the U.S.," in early November, 1974, an Israeli Colonel arrived
in the United States and, after a month of what was termed "hard work", com-—
piled a list of thousands of Israelis "sorted by their addresses, ranks,
military professions, and abilities. If a state of emergency were to be
called in Israel tomorrow, IDF (Israel Defense Forces) could send them
mobilization notices on the same day." According to Israeli law, part of
the Emergency Defense Regulations, every Israeli citizen is required to
register in an Israeli consulate if he or she stays in a foreign country for
a period longer than one month.
The Israeli Military Office had prepared, among other things, mobiliza-
tion calls "a perfect recruiting system" and "an exercise of mobilization
by telephone" (probably to avoid publicity of the event) .>>
Under the title, "Treatment of Israelis Abroad Who Do Not Fulfill Their
Duty to IDF Will Harden," Yediot Aharonot (December 8, 1974) reports shortly
after the arrival of the Israeli Colonel to the United States: "...the Is-
raeli passport may be taken away [also] from those who are called to a spe-
cial reserve service at time of emergency -- and will not comply."
More importantly, another report, titled, "IDF Tries to Enforce Report-
ing for Mobilization Abroad," in Maariv (June 18, 1975), states that Head
of the (IDF) Manpower Department, General Moshe Gidron, has met recently
with the Heads of the Ministry of Interior in order to establish regulations
enabling measures to be taken against young Israelis who stay out of the
country and do not comply with mobilization calls sent to them.>“
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- Najwa Hanna Makhoul
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