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It is a country (Israel) in which a clear majority of the population, battered by wars and terrorism and heartbreak and frustration, still wants to see negotiations leading to a Palestinian state alongside Israel, and an end to occupation.

— Bradley Burston What Does 'Death to Israel' Mean to You? (2011)

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And we, all of us, the Jews, helped them get there.

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