"what did you learn from all of the men women and children killed by the Palestinians?" (Zev to Shahar Ilan - presumably)
I don`t know about him, but what too many of us have still to learn is that no people who lords over another one is master of himself.
That there can be no definitive military solution when an Army clashes, not with another army, but with a foreign and stateless people. That what Great Britain, France and the US have already learned a long time ago, we Israelis, supposedly clever people, have yet to understand.
And that it was pure folly to believe that the territories we captured in June `67 were our genuine possession, and we were entitled, as if by some natural right, to settle there, hoping like half-witted that their inhabitants would consent to stay forever our silent and obedient subjects. |
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