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The article focuses on the impact of introducing the nation-state law in Israel on the country's nationalism, Judaism, and democracy. Topics include Israel Parliament Knesset's claim of the country is Jewish, the political rights of Arab minorities, and the thoughts of Israelis of being egalitarian.

The article discusses the complex and confusing system faced by Israel's Palestinian citizens intended to disenfranchise and impoverish them. There are currently 1.5 million Palestinian citizens of Israel with at least 370,000 internally displaced. Israel's discriminatory education system managed to build a cultural roadblock for a collective Palestinian identity hoping that the remaining Palestinians will adopt Israeli national identity with less resistance.

The article focuses on the challenges facing Palestinians in developing their individual as well as national identity. It cites the tactics being used by Israelis to demoralize Palestinians. It mentions that the deterioration of Palestinian morale is further exacerbated by factional infighting and the international support of one faction over the other. It emphasizes the need for Palestinians to build a national consciousness and demand for liberation.