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What is the difference between permanent residency and citizenship in Israel?

Q: What is the difference between permanent residency and citizenship in Israel?

Permanent residents can live and work in Israel indefinitely but cannot vote in national elections or hold an Israeli passport. Citizens have full political rights and travel on an Israeli passport.

      Permanent residents can live and work in Israel indefinitely but cannot vote in national elections or hold an Israeli passport. Citizens have full political rights and travel on an Israeli passport.
    

From the full guide: Permanent Residency in Israel: How to Qualify and Apply

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