Over the last decades, the number of riots in Arabic society is increasing. Of course, many Israeli Arabs would still be content to get on with their lives and take advantage of the freedoms and opportunities afforded by Israel.

But nevertheless, leaders from the Arabic society keep using the socioeconomic knowledge that they achieved via the progress of Israel and use it as a tool for radicalization, not modernization.  

It was not socioeconomic grievances that drove the Israeli Arabs to wreak wanton violence on their Jewish compatriots for the second time in 20 years but the growing radicalization attending the decades-long betterment of their socioeconomic condition.