I knew that Carol - but in a whole range of matters non-Jewish Israelis do have citizenship in, a way that their opposite numbers in, for example the old South Africa or the old American South did not. (And in the light of those examples, I think that is something for which Israelis could take some pride.)

The implication of this shared citizenship is that calls for Israel to respect the rights of refugees from the very same community cannot fairly as rejected out of hand as "anti-Israel". Including the right of return for these refugees.