EGYPTIAN DREAM: ISRAEL WILL DISAPPEAR "THANKS TO DEMOGRAPHICS"

Global Jewish Agenda November 8, 2001
"Arab Strategic Report" States that high Palestinian birthrate, a halt in
Jewish immigration to Israel and increased Palestinian migration within the
Green Line will lead to the establishment of a Palestinian Arab State where
the Jews will live "in the shadow of Arab culture"
Dr. Wahid Abd Al-Magid, editor of the "Arab Strategic Report" published in
London annually by the "Al Ahram Institute for Strategic Studies", has
advocated putting an end to the Israel-Arab conflict by changing the
demographic balance within the Green Line. According to the plan, Israeli
Arabs must be the basis for stoping Jewish immigration to Israel and
providing economic support for the migration of Arabs into the Green Line.
This will bring about the establishment of a united Palestinian-Arab state,
in which Jews who so wish, will live under the "umbrella of our Arab
culture".
In an article entitled "Arabs must take advantage of the demographic threat
on Israel", Al Magid wrote: "... The Arabs of 1948 could become a majority
in Israel in the year 2035, and they will certainly be a majority by 2048, a
century after their "Nakbah" [tragedy of the 1948 war] and their first
defeat."
"We must establish scenarios for managing the conflict in the future. In
these scenarios there should be special status for the Palestinians of 1948.
It is not long before they become the supreme [decision-makers], who control
the conflict ..."
"The demographic threat is not solely the outcome of natural population
increase of Palestinians who remained in Israel in 1948, but also of the
infiltration of tens of thousands of Palestinians into Israel. These stay
in Israel and create facts on the ground through marriage with citizens of
the 1948 population ......"
"Therefore, it is possible that Israel will be forced to expose its racism
and try, in vain, to conceal [the scale of this phenomenon] through policies
of denying some of the social rights of the 1948 Palestinians, or through a
variety of suppressive measures...."
Al-Magid advocates that Arab leaders should tighten their connections with
Israeli Arabs in order to coordinate actions with the intention of
aggravating the demographic situation in Israel.
"The second goal is to confront the Jewish immigration that the Jewish
Agency tries to encourage once again - after the numbers of immigrants to
Israel have decreased in the first six months of this year ... True, the
continuation of the Intifada guarantees the foiling of the Zionist efforts
to increase the immigration, and may even encourage emigration, but the Arab
league, with the cooperation of Arab non-governmental organizations, and
contacts with Jewish organizations in different countries."
"Al-Magid invites Egypt and Jordan to support the movement of Palestinians
from the PA territories and from elsewhere into Israeli 'Green Line'
borders."