The problem is that there is nobody in any party who has the stature to step into his shoes.

That's what our problem is. We haven't had anyone step up and take the initiative to assume the responsibility for the management of that type of thing. The water board has agreed to take on the responsibility, but it will be costly. We're just in that process of trying to get an aquifer manager to do that.

At the moment, everybody keeps the Palestinian people from suffering the consequences from their own policy.

One has to be stupid to even seriously consider, if he is making a conciliatory statement. What he is saying is that, after Israel is destroyed, namely after the right of return is instituted, and so on, then he will consider to have a long-term truce with Israel. I mean it is a ridiculous statement.

It's much more than a policy, it's a paradigm.

The only difference between everybody and nobody is all the shoes.