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The company's request was supported by the Planning Department and the Ministry of Finance. However, as argued by Eliezer Brutzkus, the land granted to the company, as well as its limited obligations regarding planning and development, left the government with the task of development and construction. Brutzkus is highly critical of this issue in his writing: As the area of land granted under the license was exaggerated, so too was the program for planning the city determined by the city's developers. The demographic target set for planning purposes - 250,000 residents - strayed greatly from any reasonable demographic framework...the results of over-imagination and an exaggerated target are easily felt in the city's planning, in the sense of land available that is above and beyond the reserves needed for the city's development, and in the location of the main city center at a significant distance from the port and from the city that actually exists (Efrat, Haproyekt Ha'yisraeli, 928).
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Beyond the division of Arabs from Jews, Jewish society is also divided ethnically between Mizrahim and Ashkenazim. Mizrahi Jews are immigrants and their descendants whose origins are in Muslim countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Many Mizrahi immigrants arrived in Israel in the 1950s. Ashkenazi Jews comprise the dominant or "core" Jewish collective in Israel. Most Ashkenazim immigrated to Israel from Europe and America during the prestate period or immediately after 1948, founding and constituting Jewish culture and nationalism in Israel. Another division within the Jewish society is between the secular and ultraorthodox, or Haredi, Jews. The latter are ranked at the bottom of the class hierarchy and suffer from relatively little political representation, mainly because they are divided into Mizrahi and Ashkenazi sectors. See more on the cleavages in Israel: Sami Smooha, "Class, Ethnic and National Cleavages and Democracy in Israel," in Israeli Democracy Under Stress, ed. Ehud Sprinzak and Larry Diamonds (Boulder, Colo.: Lynne Rienner, 1993), 309-42.
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is a political party identifying with FSU immigrants, headed by Avigdor Lieberman, a powerful, hawkish politician in the Russian community in Israel
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An anti-Jewish riot that took place in Kishinev on April 1903. The pogrom became a rallying point for early Zionists, who called upon Jews to immigrate to Israel/Palestine in order to avoid another pogrom.
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