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Although with the pogroms and persecution in Russia, a more immediate solution should be favored, giving the Jews an uninhabited island may not be the answer. They would be forced to work from the ground up while also adapting to a new environment completely different from there old homes. It is also no guaranteed that the other nations of the world will do anything to help them create this new country. This more "immediate" solution would only be helpful to the Russian Jews, so it is not guaranteed that Jews from other countries will want to immigrate to a location they have no connection to. An uninhabited island that is only starting to grow is also going to be very hard to be accessed by people. This solution does not completely address the Jew-Arab issue; only prolonging/avoiding it further. There are still going to be Jews that will try to go into Palestine and Jews that are still going to face persecution and mistreatment by Arabs and other groups elsewhere.

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It is a categorically silly notion to strand the Jewish people on an uninhabited island. To do that is to send a message that, through terrorism, nations can deter nations from establishing policies, or in this case countries, that would be morally just and a net benefit to them. Furthermore, it would not work to send a group of persecuted Jews into the middle of nowhere and tell them to scavenge on an island and create civilization. Not only is this an extraordinarily impractical concept which will take decades if not centuries to establish any basic society, but also, it would also not attract Jews. Jews are attracted to Israel because of it's Florida like climate(which is familiar to them), the Jewish people's historical connection to the land, and a sense of purpose. The remnants of an ancient Jewish land and the existence of Jewish enclaves in conjunction with the base of civilization having been already laid, make Israel the only choice that makes sense, could work, and is fair to the Jews and the people of the area as a whole.

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It is a categorically silly notion to strand the Jewish people on an uninhabited island. To do that is to send a message that, through terrorism, nations can deter nations from establishing policies, or in this case countries, that would be morally just and a net benefit to them. Furthermore, it would not work to send a group of persecuted Jews into the middle of nowhere and tell them to scavenge on an island and create civilization. Not only is this an extraordinarily impractical concept which will take decades if not centuries to establish any basic society, but also, it would also not attract Jews. Jews are attracted to Israel because of it's Florida like climate(which is familiar to them), the Jewish people's historical connection to the land, and a sense of purpose. The remnants of an ancient Jewish land and the existence of Jewish enclaves in conjunction with the base of civilization having been already laid, make Israel the only choice that makes sense, could work, and is fair to the Jews and the people of the area as a whole.

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I doubt if the Jewish state would have survived had it not been in the Land of Israel. The fact that Israel is the historical homeland of the Jewish people, creates an unbreakable emotional bond that could not be replicated in any other place. This is the place that Jews want to to visit, where they can discover their past and strengthen their Jewish identity. It is the land that I proudly support politically , financially, and physically. The U.N. suggestion is therefore greatly flawed.

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It would be wrong to accept the U.N. proposal at this point. Although many do not see it, we are involved in a positive process. I have worked hard to nurture a cooperative spirit between Jews and Arabs in all my companies. Their lives have been significantly improved as a result of fair employment practices and a sense of belonging. This is the land where it has happened and must happen. I look forward to the day when Jerusalem will reflect its name – the “City of Peace”.

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Ironically, I am totally against the U. N. proposal. It was the U.N. that gave this land to the Jews, the Zionists who then accepted the two-state solution and the Palestinians who rejected it. Since the Jews have come here, the land has flourished. We must stay here, and hopefully my Arab brothers will learn, as I have,  that by cooperating with the Jews of Israel, we will all have better lives. Israel is my home and I have no other.