The Arabs in Israel self-identify themselves as Palestinian. They commonly called themselves Israeli Palestinians or Palestinian citizens of Israel. Almost 30% or 1,890,000 Palestinians live in Israel in 2019. It is a considerable percentage of the country’s population. To breakdown how they call themselves, 16% of the Arabs prefer Israeli Arabs. The largest population is Palestinian in Israel and 17% Palestinian Arab. Notice that they do not identify themselves as Israeli. Jerusalem has the largest number of the Arab population. It almost has three hundred thousand in numbers. Yet, the Palestinian are heavily dispersed in the country. Most of them live in the following: East Jerusalem The Arabs in Israel live in East Jerusalem. Most of these Arabs living in East Jerusalem have Israeli citizenship or residency. The number of Arabs in Israel is continually increasing. Jaffa If we give it a more in-depth look, there are 16,000 Arab residents in Jaffa. They are a mixture of Muslims and Christians and makeup 95% of the residents in the area. Northern District When you reach the Northern District of Israel, almost half of the population there are Arabs. 50% of the Arab population is in 114 different cities of Israel. Nazareth has the largest number of Arabs, with almost seventy thousand in population. Central District 10% of the country’s population lives in the Central District. They can be seen in the cities of Tayibe, Tira, and Qalansawe. There are also diverse cities like Lod and Ramla. Southern District The city of Rahat is the only Arab city in this district, but it is the largest Arab city in the country. Abu Basma Regional Council There are townships in Israel as well. They are designated areas for Palestinians and mostly became Arab localities. The Arab population or Palestinians are heavily dispersed in the country. Most of them do not self-identify as Israel. They retained their Arab identity in culture, religion, and way of life. There are Arabs who are being offered by the country Israeli citizenship but refused. It goes to show that they still want to fight for their Palestinian identity in the country.