I am bumping this because I am hoping Phoenall will elaborate on what s/he means by that. Of course we know not everyone is Israel is a Zionist.
There is nothing wrong with being a Zionist.
Being a Zionist merely indicates that you are a supporter of Israel.
Both the Dream (of a reconstituted Greater Israel) and the present Reality, which is, by now, not far from realizing the Dream.
Christians have dozens of countries to call their own.
Muslims have dozens of countries to call their own.
Judaism had none, until 1948; after that, they have one.
Mustn't be greedy piggies at the trough.
Let 'em have it.
From the Golan to Egypt; from the River to the Sea; the Reconquista of Eretz Yisrael will be complete.
No more West Bank. No more Gaza. Just Israel.
Then we'll have peace.
Both Christianity and Islam borrow heavily from Judaism - Judaism is their Spiritual Mothership - and neither spiritual offspring should begrudge the revitalized parent one crummy strip of land that represents their spiritual homeland.
Lord knows, they'll do better and far more with that crummy little strip of land, than either the Muslims or Christians did with it, for so many centuries in the past.
Let's face it...
The idiot-Palestinians have lost their decades-overdue bid to fashion a viable nation-state.
Time to grow up, accept reality, and act positively and effectively upon that realization.
Pay-off the remaining Muslim-Palestinians and relocate them; breaking them up into smaller and controllable groups, scattered throughout the Middle East, and end this.
It'll cost one helluva lot of money but that's where the Old Ladies Debating Society we call the United Nations might actually do some good in this context, and, of course, Israel can help to foot that bill, as well, by paying a sizable percentage of the tab.
That'll wind up being the best investment that the Israelis, and the rest of the world, have made in a long time.
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The Palestinian learning-lesson from the Nakba: "
He who pees his pants, then runs away, lives to regret it, another day."