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Translated from Globes Israel
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Eretz Jdan, “The picture is reversed: Arabs believe in the legal system more than Jews.”
<en>Globes, 06.12.22
Come dive with us into the numbers and data behind life itself – and this time: until 2016, Jewish society believed in the legal system much more than Arab society, what has changed since then?
While for many years Jewish society’s trust in the legal system was higher than that of Arab society, in 2020 the situation was reversed. The change in trend in Jewish society began in 2019 and is especially noticeable among religious and traditional people: in 2016, the percentage of religious people who believed in the legal system was 51%, four years later their rate was only 40%. At the same time, Arab society’s trust in the legal system has been steadily rising in recent years, and since 2019 most Arabs have believed in it.
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The answer for the above is obvious.
The rampant phenomenon of discriminatory patterns against Jews, favoritism for Arabs.
*Illegal outposts.
*Land disputes.
*Soft treatment, especially on racist crimes.And more.
Favoritism exists also in universities and at wider benefits as a whole.
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