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What is Japanese-ness?

What is Frenchness?

What is Germanness?

Which is your cultural particularity.

You then add two things.

One is a idealistic, forward-looking vision for what you want to build, and two, a kind of otherworldly

pragmatism and hard work. You can get people to work really, really hard if they know what

they're building. So if you combine these three things, a real sense of your ethnos, your

ethno particularity, combined with a vision for what you want to build for that peoplehood, and then you add a bunch of hard work to it, that's Zionism. That's your

technology for the future.

It's 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 31st here in New York City. It's 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 31st in Israel.

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