The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 261)

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The Proletarianization of Palestinians in Israel (ص 261)

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Palestine Digest, Vol. 3, Issue 3, translated from Le Monde, April 11-
12, 1973, p. 13.
From interview by Terene Smith, Tel-Aviv correspondent of the New York
Times, reported on February 14, 1973.
Davar, May 18, 1976.
Rais is the Arabic word for boss or chief. According to I. Shahak,
the chairman of the Israeli Commission of Human Rights, "The so-called
"Raises" are the quislings supported by the Israeli regime among the
Palestinians. At the price of their support, they are permitted to
oppress their own people." This is the typical colonial strategy of
divide and rule, and more importantly an approach for splitting the
Palestinian national minority, specifically the segmentation of its
working class. The use of "Raises" for smuggling labor increases the
profits and reduces the risks on the part of the Jewish employer;
thus, risk falls on the Arab contractor or Raise.
By Yaakov Haelyon, Maariv, January 3, 1975, p. 10. Translation from
The Non-Jew in the Jewish State, prepared by Professor Israel Shahak,
of the Hebrew University.
From an interview by S. Har-Even, "Further Impressions from Lakhish
Region," in Maariv, April 4, 1971.
Wally Secombe, "The Housewife and her Labour Under Capitalism," New
Left Review, No. 83, 1973. According to Secombe, while domestic la-
bor achieves value in the selling of labor power, it still remains
a privatized labor outside the exercise of the law of value. It thus
contributes directly to the creation of commodity labor power while
having no direct relation to capital. It is this special duality
which defines the character of domestic labor under capitalism.
Carmen Deere, "Rural Women's Subsistence Production in Capitalist
Periphery,'' The Review of Radical Political Economics, Vol. 8, No. 1,
Spring, 1976.
Emile Touma, "Al-Aqaleyah L-Qawmeyah L-Arabeya Fi Israel, Buniatuhal
Ejtimaeyah Wa-Atharuha Syiasi,'' Al-Jadeed (Arabic), 1976, pp. 5-11,
71-74.
Davar, March 10, 1972.
Davis, Documents,.., op.cit., p. 56.
Ibid,, p. 56.
Druze refers originally to a particular sect of Islam, The Druze com-
munity was historically concentrated in the mountainous regions of

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