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To: i-node who wrote (443453)	12/31/2008 3:16:03 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575538

But as it turned out, as the Jews turned the region into something, there were no restrictions on entry to the region and Arabs poured in to take advantage of the economic substance of the area resulting from Israel's thriving economy. You don't know sh*t. First of all, in all of Palestine, there have always been more Arabs than Jews......that's why the Israelis wouldn't let the Palestinians back into Israel after the 1948 war......they did not want to be a minority in their own country. Secondly, since the 1948 war, the smaller Arab population has consistently grown at a much faster rate, and is expected to be larger than the Jewish population by [I think] 2025. However, in all of Palestine, the Arab population is much larger than the Jewish population. To make matters worse, more Jews are leaving Israel than moving to Israel. Israel needs to make peace with the Arabs before its too late.