Israeli Nationality Law
Israel's nationality law defines the terms through which one can be granted citizenship of the state of Israel. It also includes the Right of Return for Jewish diaspora. Israeli law also follows jus sanguinis as the primary mechanism through which one may obtain citizenships, rather than jus soli.
Read more about Israeli Nationality Law: Rights of Citizens, Cancellation of Citizenships, Dual Citizenship
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