Mai Pundak
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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It's what kind of a border there will be and in order to achieve what.
We are committed.
First and foremost, for the security of both people.
That is why we do what we do for the security of Israel and for the security of Palestine.
That's number one.
What we're offering here is moving gradually, gradually with all the mechanisms needed.
And we can look at places like the European Union.
So it's important to keep in mind that the European Union is one good example, but there is no exact example for Israel-Palestine, right?
And I want to say that because a lot of the time people get stuck and say, oh, it's not exactly the same and it's impossible, right?
I mean, you know, here's Jews and Arabs.
This is the Middle East.
It's a different time.
And because there is no other exact example of this, then it's never going to work.
And that never going to work mentality is part of what got us to this awful situation we're in.
There is no unique, perfect example.
And it's good to talk about Northern Ireland as another example of power sharing and transitioning from, you know, a zero sum game into freedom of movement, freedom of residency.
I mean, decoupling that nationality from a geographic space and into sustainable peace.
So there are, you know, other examples out there.
What I have been admiring about the European Union and what has helped me is, number one, the political imagination of it.
If you would be 80 years ago in Europe and someone would tell you that in 75 years you would be able to move freely between France and Germany and your grandchildren will be able to reside in Berlin as French hipsters, you would say, there's no way, lock her up.
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