Mai Pundak
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385 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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But that's the reality today.
And the reality of that came from a place of interest.
And that's very important to say as well.
This was not, you know, that French and Germans were starting to love each other and to say, let's, how can we live together happily?
It was after hundreds of years of bloodshed and the realization that their shared interests can actually ensure their safety.
It took 70 years, 60 years, 50 years to get to an arrangement of freedom of movement.
That's okay.
I have 50 years to wait for peace.
I don't have 50 years waiting for what's going on right now to continue.
So we are talking about borders for sure, right?
What we're suggesting is not not to have security arrangements.
It's, of course, to have very sophisticated security arrangements.
And again, I mean, I think that the European is a great way or Northern Ireland and Ireland and the UK are a great place to see how that works without compromising on security.
On the contrary.
but basing it on an individual question rather than a collective question.
It will have to be a process, right?
So we start with borders, and then we start in these borders creating the ability to move freely between the two states based on your individual security standards.
I don't know what to say, file, rather than a collective ethnic religious question, right?
Right now, if you're a Palestinian, you can't cross the border, although there's a lot to say about that for sure, right?
With the amount of Palestinian workers entering Israel every day and no one even, you know, talking about that when it comes to security because we depend on it.
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