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Q: Well that came at a cost don’t you think?
A: what cost Jews have been prosecuted in many places over many years but now they have a military and police to protect them
Q: You became a nation-state, the thing you’ve been describing as fragile.
A: the Jewish identity and religion has created this state and it might evolve change but the idea that Jews as an ethnic group and as a religion trying to exist on the land of Israel is not fragile so if the current state falls a similar one will surely rise.
Q: What about minorities? What about the displaced?
A: let's be specific Arab Muslims in Israel are a minority as a country we try to give them all the rights that we have as Jews we do the same fore Druze and other minorities the only problem is
A: Arab Muslims are not a minority on a global scale they might be even the majority that is why they permit themselves to behave violently in Israel knowing that their brothers Will have their back's (like they do from time to time)
A: Druez on the other hand love Israel maybe it is because they have no Jiahdic values in their religion maybe it is because their religion has no nationalistic wishes or maybe because they suffered more in the Muslim states they lived in
A: Arabs have a choice to find there identity in 50 other Muslim Arab nation states and in other tolerant western states in Europe US or Canada where they still tolerate Muslim violence
Q: You think that doesn’t make that nation state fragile? Sheer force can’t keep it together for long...
A: we might be powerful now that was not always the case... We are powerful only because we are antifrgile our Muslim enemies tried to kill us so many times made us stronger so it's not force but our anti-fragility that is keeping us together
A: we get stronger with every attack they make.

Lastly I would say that the western world is about to get his tolerance to minorities tested the same way we are experiencing it.
	Q: Well that came at a cost don’t you think?
	A: what cost Jews have been prosecuted in many places over many years but now they have a military and police to protect them
	Q: You became a nation-state, the thing you’ve been describing as fragile.
	A: the Jewish identity and religion has created this state and it might evolve change but the idea that Jews as an ethnic group and as a religion trying to exist on the land of Israel is not fragile so if the current state falls a similar one will surely rise.
	Q: What about minorities? What about the displaced?
	A: let's be specific Arab Muslims in Israel are a minority as a country we try to give them all the rights that we have as Jews we do the same fore Druze and other minorities the only problem is
	A: Arab Muslims are not a minority on a global scale they might be even the majority that is why they permit themselves to behave violently in Israel knowing that their brothers Will have their back's (like they do from time to time)
	A: Druez on the other hand love Israel maybe it is because they have no Jiahdic values in their religion maybe it is because their religion has no nationalistic wishes or maybe because they suffered more in the Muslim states they lived in
	A: Arabs have a choice to find there identity in 50 other Muslim Arab nation states and in other tolerant western states in Europe US or Canada where they still tolerate Muslim violence
	Q: You think that doesn’t make that nation state fragile? Sheer force can’t keep it together for long...
	A: we might be powerful now that was not always the case... We are powerful only because we are antifrgile our Muslim enemies tried to kill us so many times made us stronger so it's not force but our anti-fragility that is keeping us together
	A: we get stronger with every attack they make.

	Lastly I would say that the western world is about to get his tolerance to minorities tested the same way we are experiencing it.