The idea that Arab-Israeli’s ‘actually’ have the same rights is ridiculous. What is written in law doesn’t necessarily translate into equal action does it.
Even before the latest conflict there were disparities in mortality and life expectancy, which are most likely due to many factors, but as with all societies, it indicates that the way in which they are perceived, understood and treated is not equal to Jewish Israeli’s.
I also wouldn’t write off statistics like this about our country and minority groups. It doesn’t help to pretend differences don’t exist.
Between 2020 and 2022, the average rate of infant mortality among Arabs (5.1 per 1,000 live births) was more than twice as high as the equivalent rate among Jews (1.9). Within Arab society, the infant mortality rate among Muslims (5.3) was considerably higher than the rate among Druze (3.1) and much higher than the rate among Christians (1.9).
Life expectancy in Arab society has continued to rise, thanks to improvements in various health indicators, but there remains a significant gap between Arabs and Jews: Life expectancy for men and women in Arab society are now identical to life expectancy for men and women in Jewish society two decades ago.
https://en.idi.org.il/arab-society/2023/?chapter=55095