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Policy and Initiatives to Widen Access to Higher Education for the PAMI,lly, some HEI evaluate a combination of different components or conditions, such as entry exams, letters of recommendation, students’ declarations of intention, socioeconomic status, extra-academic activities or community volunteer work, and/or acceptance interviews (Weinenger & Stener, 2014).

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The Context of the Palestinian Arab Minority in Israel (PAMI),ians,” while others call them the “Palestinians living within the Green Line” (i.e., within the armistice line between Israel and the Palestinian territories) or the “1948 Arabs” (Amara & Mar’i, 2008).