This book points to the foundations of the development of the Israeli Arab problem from a social-cultural-religious problem into a national question with calamitous potential for Israel, both due to the rapid Arab demographic growth, which relies, among other things, upon the benefits that the State pays from funds collected from Jewish taxpayers, and which cancels out, in relative terms, Jewish immigration; it exposes the shortsighted policy of the Israeli governments throughout the generations, which, in their quest for the Arab vote, neglected the fundamental problems of Zionism, until it mercilessly blew up in our faces, and forces us to execute a complete about-face in our attitude towards the Arab minority.
Israeli, Raphael