A Study of Melting Pot Approach in Zionist Regime: a case study of Russian-speaking, African and Iranian migrants

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Gowhari Moghaddam Abouzar; Paak Daman Mohammad

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Journal: QURTERLY JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STRATEGIC DISCOURSE Year:2019 | Volume:1 | Issue:2 Page(s): 43-66

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A Study of Melting Pot Approach in Zionist Regime: a case study of Russian-speaking, African and Iranian migrants

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Gowhari Moghaddam Abouzar | Paak Daman Mohammad | Issue Writer Certificate

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Melting pot

the Zionist regime

Identity

Alienation

Social-political Fault lines

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Melting pot or social integration approach is a nation-building policy prescribed for multi-cultural and immigration friendly countries. This approach deems the society as a melting in which people of different backgrounds lose their previous micro-identities into integration of a unified national Identity. This approach is measured against occupational, educational and religious criteria. Having provided two major definitions of the Melting pot approach and its gauges of success or otherwise, this paper attempted to run a critical view of the implementation of this approach in the Zionist regime. The results revealed that as of results of ill-informed policies of the elites and the decision-makers of the Zionist regime, the approach was minimally put into practice for three voluntary ethnicities of Russian-speaking, African and Iranian migrants in the wake of which the Identity of the individual, particularly the second generation of migrants is defined based on the identities of the parents. This has given rise to the failure of the bid to form a unified national Identity in the Zionist regime’ s society and the emergence of active and semi-active fault lines. This alienating approach has driven the migrants to define their Identity first in relation to their country of origin and then their Zionist Identity. It also has prompted them to resort to reverse migration, protests or even social-political violence to counter such alienating trends.

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Gowhari Moghaddam, Abouzar, & Paak Daman, Mohammad. (2019). A Study of Melting Pot Approach in Zionist Regime: a case study of Russian-speaking, African and Iranian migrants. QURTERLY JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STRATEGIC DISCOURSE, 1(2 ), 43-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/360112/en

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Gowhari Moghaddam Abouzar, Paak Daman Mohammad. A Study of Melting Pot Approach in Zionist Regime: a case study of Russian-speaking, African and Iranian migrants. QURTERLY JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STRATEGIC DISCOURSE[Internet]. 2019;1(2 ):43-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/360112/en

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Abouzar Gowhari Moghaddam, and Mohammad Paak Daman, “A Study of Melting Pot Approach in Zionist Regime: a case study of Russian-speaking, African and Iranian migrants,” QURTERLY JOURNAL OF PALESTINE STRATEGIC DISCOURSE, vol. 1, no. 2 , pp. 43–66, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/360112/en

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