Would Golda approve? "The realistic goal of the conference, he and other organizers said, wasn’t to suddenly make 'return' mainstream in Israel, but rather to begin a conversation, and to establish what 'return' would actually mean. "Bronstein acknowledged that Israel would no longer have a Jewish majority in such a scenario, but he stressed that Jews would still represent a significant proportion of the country’s citizens. "Amir Asher, a translator who volunteers as a guide for Zochrot’s tours of former Palestinian villages whose structures or ruins remain within Israel’s pre-1967 borders, claimed that the right of return for Palestinians would not be just a concession by Israelis — it would also benefit them. “'People always think about return in terms of the damage it would cause from the point of view of Jews in Israel,' he said, 'but they never think about it as a good thing.' Utopian Thinkers Plan for Future One-State Israel Solution ? If It Comes ? Forward.com