It is advisable to include the smallest possible number of Arab residents and the biggest possible number of Jewish residents in the Jewish state.

The transformation of Jaffa was rapid and revolutionary. A new Hebrew seal has been impressed over the old Arab landscape. It seems that a giant hand was rocking the city, awakening it into new life … in the streets the west has come to rule; it is lively, tumultuous and full of movement. The shops’ windows and commercial ads make it [the street] look completely European. Yet cast your eyes upward to the buildings’ upper stories and see the markers of an oriental city: shaded balconies, barred windows, and here and there old Arabic inscriptions, half faded, but their impression still remains.

History has not known a case more just and more obvious than this: A country is snatched from its people to be made into a national home for remnants of mankind who settle on it from the various regions of the world and who erected a state in it despite its inhabitants and the millions of their brethren in the neighboring regions. Despite the pure right of the Arab's case, the potentialities of their land, and the interests of other nations have in it … the Arabs stand alone in the international arena.