We Must Do Everything To Ensure They

It's Not A Matter Of Maintaining The Status Quo. We Have To Create A Dynamic State, Oriented Towards Expansion.

Israel Will Not Discuss A Peace Involving The Concession Of Any Piece Of Territory. The Neighboring States Do Not Deserve An Inch Of Israel's Land. . . . We Are Ready For Exchange For Peace.

The Acceptance Of Partition Does Not Commit Us To Renounce Transjordan: One Does Not Demand From Anybody To Give Up His Vision. We Shall Accept A State In The Boundaries Fixed Today, But The Boundaries Of Zionist Aspirations Are The Concern Of The Jewish People And No External Factor Will Be Able To Limit Them.

We Will Make A Great And Awful Mistake If We Fail To Settle Hebron, Neighbor And Predecessor Of Jerusalem, With A Large Jewish Settlement, Constantly Growing And Expanding, Very Soon. This Will Also Be A Blessing To The Arab Neighbors. Hebron Is Worthy To Be Jerusalem's Sister.

If I Knew That It Was Possible To Save All The Children Of Germany By Transporting Them To England, And Only Half By Transferring Them To The Land Of Israel, I Would Choose The Latter, For Before Us Lies Not Only The Numbers Of These Children But The Historical Reckoning Of The People Of Israel.