> and "Israeli" nationality does not exist, only "Jewish" exists
This is facially untrue: there are over two million non-Jewish Israeli nationals[1].
This is facially untrue: there are over two million non-Jewish Israeli nationals[1].
The second sense is the one I’m interested in, and in that one there are plenty of non-Jewish Israeli nationals. They have every right (and plenty of cause) to not identify as such, but that’s the situation as it concerns citizenship, voting rights, etc.
TL;DR: nationality gets used with at least two different meanings in the I/P conflict; one is intractable and the other is straightforward. The straightforward is worth remembering, because far-right Israelis have a vested interest in eliminating it and imposing an ethnic definition of nationality.
On your final point, I think we may well be seeing a theocratic majority there quite soon, will be interesting to see how that goes.