The point is selective quotes, some of which are from nonentities and others of which are noncontextual, and further others made up by the likes of the made up Jew Israel Shamir who NK loves, and even a few accurate citations do not a policy – especially one based on a national self determination, and evolved over several decades – make. And I would ask – who is more righteous, or less unrighteous, assuming for a minute the accuracy of one of your quotes. The guy who says in 1940 as the war looks grim that he wants to first bring people who can defend the yishuv from the advancing Axis, or the “holy leader” who a few years later chose to bring out his library instead of a few more children when a “Zionist” managed to get him a way out of Europe?
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