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Naïve and full of good will, it is inevitably the democrat who makes all the concessions; the anti-Semite does not make any.
He [the Jew-hater] has the advantage of his anger.
People say, “Don’t irritate him.” They speak softly in his presence.
SOURCE: Anti-Semite and Jew (chapter 3, page 70) by Jean-Paul Sartre in year 1944, translated from French to English by George J. Becker, published by Schocken Books in NYC in year 1995, distributed by Pantheon Books, ISBN 0805210474
PERSONAL COMMENT:
This quote is a great description of negotiations between Leftist Israeli Jews and so-called “Palestinians”. Leftist Israeli Jews may be described as “Naïve and full of good will” and they “make all the concessions”.
The so-called “Palestinians” are described by “the anti-Semite does not make any [concessions]” and with “Don’t irritate him [because of their murderous violence].”