Basically, you're not allowed to criticize the terrorist state of Israel or its brutal apartheid treatment of the Palestinian people.
Not a terrorist state, neither is it apartheid. Arabs with Israeli citizenship are equals in Israel.
Where is this true in the Arab world
Roughly 21% of
Israel’s more than
nine million citizens are Arabs. The vast
majority of the Israeli Arabs - roughly 83% - are
Muslims, 9% are
Druze, and 8% are
Christian. Some 52% of the Arab citizens live in northern Israel, 20% in the “Triangle” region in the center of the country, 18% in the Negev, 8% in the mixed cities (
Acre,
Haifa,
Jaffa,
Ramla,
Lod, Nof Hagalil and
Maalot-Tarshiha), 1% in the
Jerusalem Corridor (including West Jerusalem) and 2% in the rest of the country.
Arabs in Israel have equal voting rights; in fact, it is one of the few places in the Middle East where Arab women may vote.
Arabic, like
Hebrew, was an official language in Israel until 2018. That year the
Knesset adopted the
Nation State Law, which downgraded the status of the Arabic language from an official state language to one holding a more ambiguous special status.
The sole legal distinction between Jewish and Arab citizens of Israel is that the latter are not
required to serve in the Israeli army. This was to spare Arab citizens the need to take up arms against their brethren. Nevertheless, many Arabs have volunteered for military duty and the
Druze and
Circassian communities are subject to the draft.