IMO the best term is "Israeli subjects." The land and people are not formally Israel-proper, but are entirely under the umbrella of Israeli law (in this sense only, akin to a place like American Samoa, under US law).
There are 2 million ethnic-Palestinian citizens of Israel (blue IDs), with voting rights, but we're talking about the 5 million West Bank and Gaza residents (green IDs), who are *subject* to Israeli law but have no say in it.
To be clear here Travis, the Palestinians in Gaza and The West Bank are not Israeli citizens.
Okay, “residents” of Israel rather than citizens, but still….
IMO the best term is "Israeli subjects." The land and people are not formally Israel-proper, but are entirely under the umbrella of Israeli law (in this sense only, akin to a place like American Samoa, under US law).
There are 2 million ethnic-Palestinian citizens of Israel (blue IDs), with voting rights, but we're talking about the 5 million West Bank and Gaza residents (green IDs), who are *subject* to Israeli law but have no say in it.
They're not even residents of Israel. Gaza and the West Bank are not part of Israel at all.