“They’re Sealing Their Own Demise…”
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The Jewish state of Israel, I don't The Jewish state of Israel, I don't think it has a long real long life. I think it has a long real long life. I think it has a long real long life. I don't think it can survive in the long don't think it can survive in the long don't think it can survive in the long run because the original conception was run because the original conception was run because the original conception was a safe haven and it's anything but a a safe haven and it's anything but a a safe haven and it's anything but a safe haven and that's been demonstrated safe haven and that's been demonstrated safe haven and that's been demonstrated markedly to all of its Jewish citizens, markedly to all of its Jewish citizens, markedly to all of its Jewish citizens, many of whom have left and many of whom have left and many of whom have left and >> [music] >> [music] >> [music] >> probably more would have left if >> probably more would have left if >> probably more would have left if Netanyahu would left. I think it can Netanyahu would left. I think it can Netanyahu would left. I think it can survive as a true democracy, that is to survive as a true democracy, that is to survive as a true democracy, that is to say Palestinian Arabs, Christians, say Palestinian Arabs, Christians, say Palestinian Arabs, Christians, everyone living there and Jews living everyone living there and Jews living everyone living there and Jews living there with them, but they don't want to there with them, but they don't want to there with them, but they don't want to do that. So, I think they're sealing do that. So, I think they're sealing do that. So, I think they're sealing their own demise as as a state at all in their own demise as as a state at all in their own demise as as a state at all in the long
Summary
The discussion questions the long-term viability of Israel as a Jewish state, arguing it fails its original conception as a safe haven due to ongoing conflict. The speaker suggests that survival depends on becoming a true democracy inclusive of all its residents, but believes this is unlikely. The conclusion is that current policies are leading to the state's eventual demise.