Many Israelis’ dual citizenship makes entry ban harder to enforce

KUALA LUMPUR: One common question raised by many Malaysians on social media following allegations that Israelis had participated in the Network School in Johor Bahru is how they could have entered the country.

There have also been angry comments that the authorities had not done their work. From the remarks made, one can conclude that these netizens are unaware that many Israelis hold dual citizenship.

There is no official count of how many Israelis hold dual citizenship or a second passport, but the reality is Israel allows dual citizenship in many circumstances.

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