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The article discusses the ethnic religious politics in Israel in reference to the Shas Party, an ultra-orthodox religious political party in Israel. It informs that the party was founded by ultra-Orthodox rabbis, second generation Jewish immigrants from the Arab countries. It mentions the reasons for the success of the political party and mentions that the Shas Movement began in Jerusalem in 1983. It informs that the strength of Shah Movements lies with the citizens who are culturally, religiously and economically inferior. It reflects the reasons for the political organization of second-generation immigrants from Arab countries.