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Surely it is time for Jews, worried over the huge growth of Arabs in Israel, to consider finishing the exchange of populations that began 35 years ago.

By the reduction of the Arabs on the one hand and Jewish immigration in the transition period on the other, we will ensure an absolute Hebrew majority in a parliamentary regime.

Look, the hard-line Jewish position is based, to this day, on the idea that the Palestinian Arabs somehow or other will either accept third-class status, or they will pick up and go away. Now, this isn't happening.

I think that a strong Israel is the only Israel that will bring the Arabs to the peace table.

The relationship between the Jews and Arabs is necessary to help build a bridge between Israelis and Palestinians.

When there is a Palestinian state, it will absorb hundreds of thousands of refugees from Syria and Lebanon, because these states will simply expel all of these refugees.

Saudi Arabia is the country that in the end will determine the ability of the Arabs to reach a compromise with Israel.

As someone from, and directly involved with, this part of the world, I am convinced Arabs are qualified to regain their glorious past.

For the Arabs in Israel there is always a tension between nationality and identity.