Sumthin' tells me that the guy in the White House isn't going to let Israel come up on the losin' side of any conflict so long as he's in office...
Since Trump officially recognized Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel the Knesset has brought forth the Israeli Nation State legislation.
Israel is Officially a Jewish State and multi culturalism is Off The Table.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druze_in_IsraelIn 1973, Amal Nasser el-Din founded the Zionist Druze Circle,[12][13] a group whose aim was to encourage the Druze to support the state of Israel fully and unreservedly.[14] Today, thousands of Israeli Druze belong to Druze Zionist movements.[15]
In 2007, Nabiah A-Din, mayor of Kisra-Sumei, rejected the "multi-cultural" Israeli constitution proposed by the Israeli Arab organization Adalah: "The state of Israel is a Jewish state as well as a democratic state that espouses equality and elections. We invalidate and reject everything that the Adalah organization is requesting", he said. According to A-din, the fate of the Druze and the Circassians in Israel is intertwined with that of the state. "This is a blood pact, and a pact of the living. We are unwilling to support a substantial alteration to the nature of this state, to which we tied our destinies prior to its establishment", he said.[16] As of 2005 there were 7,000 registered members in the Druze Zionist movement.[15] In 2009, the movement held a Druze Zionist youth conference with 1,700 participants.[17]
In a survey conducted in 2008 by Dr. Yusuf Hassan of Tel Aviv University found that out of 764 Druze participants, more than 94% identify as "Druze-Israelis" in the religious and national context.[18][19]
On 30 June 2011, Haaretz reported that a growing number of Israeli Druze were joining elite units of the military, leaving the official Druze battalion, Herev, under-staffed. This trend has led to calls for its disbandment.
On May 15, 2015, it was announced that the Druze battalion Herev would be shut down, thereby allowing Druze soldiers to integrate into the rest of the IDF, a wish that was relayed to IDF senior staff by leaders in the Druze community as well as former Herev battalion commanders. After the July 2015 Draft, the IDF no longer listed the Druze unit as an option. By September 2015, the battalion had been disbanded, and its soldiers joined to other units.[20]
Druze also serve in elite units of the IDF such as the Sayeret Matkal, and there are three Druze combat pilots serving in the Israeli Air Force.[21]
