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The State Of Israel Will Prove Itself Not By Material Wealth, Not By Military Might Or Technical Achievement, But By Its Moral Character And Human Values.

A Partial Jewish State Is Not The End, But Only The Beginning. ... I Am Certain That We Will Not Be Prevented From Settling In The Other Parts Of The Country, Either By Mutual Agreements With Our Arab Neighbors Or By Some Other Means. . . [if The Arabs Refuse] We Shall Have To Speak To Them In A Different Language. But We Shall Only Have Another Language If We Have A State.

We Do Not Want To Create A Situation Like That Which Exists In South Africa, Where The Whites Are The Owners And Rulers, And The Blacks Are The Workers. If We Do Not Do All Kinds Of Work, Easy And Hard, Skilled And Unskilled, If We Become Merely Landlords, Then This Will Not Be Our Homeland

We Must Do Everything To Ensure They [the Palestinians] Never Do Return. The Old Will Die And The Young Will Forget,

This Life As A Simple Citizen And Laborer Has Its Benefits Not Only For The Person Himself But Perhaps Also For His Country. After All, There Is Room For Only One Prime Minister, But For Those Who Make The Desert Bloom There Is Room For Hundreds, Thousands And Even Millions. And The Destiny Of The State Is In The Hands Of The Many Rather Than Of A Single Individual. There Are Times When An Individual Feels He Should Do Those Things Which Only Can And Should Be Done By The Many.