"I don't care about Arafat. Mind you, Arafat has some terrible people around him, like [Tanzim leader Marwan] Barghouti," Hosni Mubarak told Newsweek in 2001. Israel mulls releasing Barghouti and already released scores of Tanzim fighters.
Israel occupied the West Bank in 1967 in response to much lesser Arab terrorism than happens now when Israel relinquishes the territories.
Israel evicted 600,000 Arabs – 30% of Israel’s population - in 1948, but accepts 1.4 million Arabs now when they constitute 34% among the Israeli young.

Israel will continue as a political swinger unless her politicians decide on some basic questions.
Would the Jews accept an Arab majority in Israel? If not, why? Because a Jewish state must be Jewish? Then how Jewish is a state with 34% Arabs and 19% Slavs? How Jewish is the politics of Israel where Rabin and Barak came to power on Arab votes?
How can Jews deal with the Arab demographical problem in Israel? Arabs won’t leave the prosperous Israel voluntarily. They won’t accept Lieberman’s idea of attaching the Galilee Arab enclaves to the Palestinian state. Are the Jews prepared to evict Arabs from Israel to keep our state Jewish? If yes, why not do it now while the Arabs keep breeding? If no, why Israel?
Why establish the Jewish state in Palestine rather than Uganda? Because of the biblical importance? Then how can the Jews give Arabs Judea and cling instead to the beach area of no biblical importance?

If we are prepared to defend a Jewish state in our core lands against the wishes of Westerners and Muslims alike, then driving all Arabs across the Jordan River is our only choice.