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Integration of Immigrants: The Israeli Case
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Of all modern immigration societies, none has absorbed so large a proportion of immigrants or placed so emphatic a stress on immigration as the State of Israel. In the first three years of the state’s existence the Jewish population doubled; in the first 25 years it quadrupled.
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