I'm thrilled you're moving in my direction, not that my direction is right. I want to reiterate. Everyone within a country's borders are either equal in citizenship or they or not. If one type of resident is not a "full" citizen (and has no path to become one) then why should we expect them to respect the rights afforded to citizens to which they are not afforded?

Remove the Al-Qassam Brigades and other Palestinian military groups and you still have 2nd class residents confined behind walls or other barriers in Gaza or the West Bank. Who can't travel. who can't dispute Israel's claim that they're the best-treated Palestinians in all the M.E.

As I've said before, I and others suspected 30 years ago, it might come to where we're at today. What I didn't see coming was the growth of the Messianic right in Israel coupled with the Christian Messianic in the U.S.

Again, Everyone within a country's borders are either equal in citizenship or they or not.

You need to write a piece explaining why the Palestinians shouldn't be Israeli citizens. I love the carard there is no democratic country like Israel in the Middle East. The real question is would Israel be allowed into the European Union as a democracy? NO WAY.

Take your focus off the Palestinians and take a cold hard look at Israel. It is no longer European-American in values. Bait and switch dude ;)