In fact, they view that Arab students do not need to have the same rights in schools.
Surveys conducted on Israeli youth aged between 15-18 years. The research was presented to the Conference of Education in the Digital Age, held in Haifa, Israel, Monday (6 / 9). Two-thirds of teenage Israeli Arab assess students who live in Israel do not enjoy the same rights in school.
According to the survey, 59 percent of adolescents aged 15-18 years believed that Arab students do not have to have the same rights in schools. Ninety-six percent of respondents also want Israel to be Jewish and democratic state. However, 27 percent believe that those who object to government policy should be tried in court, while 41 percent support stripping them of citizenship.
Just under a third of students who say Israel is not willing to learn in classrooms with one or more students with special needs. This number increased to twice when asked about their attitude when studying in the same class with Arab students. In addition, 23 percent say they do not want gays or lesbians in their class.
The poll also revealed that 40 percent of Jewish youth has never been a part of the youth group, while 45 percent have never volunteered to be involved in any capacity.
The survey also found that 83 percent of Israeli students are happy to be the army of his country. But half of them claimed to have friends who do not intend to sign up to be soldiers. The survey was conducted by Professor Camil Fuchs of Tel Aviv University Department of Statistics in cooperation with companies Sample Project, with as many as 500 youth respondents.
