You declared superiority... and we declared pride

In an opinion article, Dr. Samir Khatib addresses an Israeli entity, accusing it of declaring superiority and exclusion, and responds that the Arab masses declared pride and won 19 seats in the Knesset. He criticizes the Nation-State Law and calls for a state that does not divide citizens.

In an opinion article published in Al-Ittihad newspaper, the writer Dr. Samir Khatib addresses an official or political Israeli entity, accusing it of declaring superiority and exclusion. The writer responds that the Arab masses declared pride and presence, pointing to the Arab parties winning 19 seats in the Knesset as evidence of rejection and existence. The article criticizes the Nation-State Law, which grants privilege to one identity, and calls for a state that does not divide citizens into masters and strangers. The text is written in a poetic, passionate language, and lacks citations of sources or detailed figures.