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Do I have to give up my current citizenship to naturalize in Israel?

Q: Do I have to give up my current citizenship to naturalize in Israel?

The law requires renunciation, but enforcement varies. US citizens generally do not lose US citizenship. Other nationalities should verify their home country's rules before applying.

      The law requires renunciation, but enforcement varies. US citizens generally do not lose US citizenship. Other nationalities should verify their home country's rules before applying.
    

From the full guide: Naturalization in Israel: Requirements, Process & Timeline

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