In Carmiel last week they reaped the spoiled fruit of the Basic Law on Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People. Contrary to all the false statements made by proponents of the law during its legislation – that it was largely symbolic, that it was faithful to the values of the Declaration of Independence and the principle of equality – it turns out to be its critics’ worst nightmare: a legal norm that legalizes Jewish supremacy and Arab inferiority in Israel. The Krayot Magistrate’s Court used the nation-state law to dismiss a lawsuit filed on behalf of an Arab brother and sister, aged 6