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Yes, they definitely do. There status is "permanent residents" the have the Israeli ID card AKA "the blue ID" but not the Israeli passport ( Darkon ) ,they have the same rights as Israeli sitizens except participation in Parlament ( Knesset ) elections , but they can do vote on local elections. Many of them would like to have the Israeli citizenship ,the problem is to apply for one they need a certain document from Jordanian authorities ( it's about not being the Jordanian sitizen ) but Jordanians constantly refusing to provide those documents and in the same time they neither give the West Jerusalem residents the Jordanian passports.

RAC- Reservation against cancellationBasically Rac means the total available seats in the train just got over and some of the seats are kept as a reservation on shared basis ,Generally RAC seats are allotted as Side upper and side lower.Coming back to your question, RAC tickets get cleared only when a person who booked the ticket before you cancels his confirmed/RAC ticket, so if many people cancels there ticket naturally your ticket will be confirmed well before the chart is preparedon the other hand if people dont cancel and after the chart is prepared you still have the RAC quota there are high chances of the ticket getting confirmed and the reason is a train has almost 30% reserved tickets for the defence persons/ sports person/Vips/ Senior sitizens / MLA MPs/ Headquarter quota etc etc and if the quota tickets aren’t filled they are automatically transferred to the regular tickets hence RAC tickets and wait listed tickets gets cleared

Russia and Israel both are trying not no declare each other ally but nevertheless:Israel is a home to near 1 million of Russian speakers, most of them are keeping their Russian citizenship. That’s for all the Israeli population being 8 million, including Arabs. Such a huge portion of population for sure influences the political decision-making.Ariel Sharon, during his Prime Minister term addressed this portion of population in annual greeting speech in Russian language, current Prime Minister, Netaniahu is keeping with this “tradicion”, although in Hebrew; he also participated in video clips around this topic on TV. Seems that this specific minority is somehow very important to Israeli politics recent years.Russia, from it’s perspective, openly declares it sees those Russians in Israel as Russian sitizens (Putin many times expressed himself about that topic)Russian officials tend to not express any hoslility towards Israel and we in Israel appreciate thatEven during wars and different military operations, when all the word, especially Western Europe went mad about “Israeli war crimes”, the Russiand were always very moderate and we appreciate thatIn turn israel was completely silent about Russian involvement in Crimea, East Ukraine or 2008 Georgia War.Israel did not support Western sanctions on Russia and I know Israeli agricultural products were everywhere in Russia. I’ve heard that had influenced the public opinion at least.Now, Russia and Israel have interests in Syria, both are operating there openly. Both Israeli and Russian officials stick to very friendly and reassuring speeches regarding each other’s involvement and coordination between the militaries.It is clear that both countries are coordinating very intensively both on military and on political levels. I did not make exact numbers but it very very much seems that Israeli officials, including Prime minister are visiting Moscow much more than all the other places on Earth combined.Also, the Russians are seemingly unwilling to defend Iranian assets in Syria, frequently targeted (allegedly) by the IDF air force, even though they can do it technically.So, when on official and formal level Israel always declares itself the US ally, having mutual interests and close cooperation with Russia clearly makes both countries allies as well.