Yet those who had chosen the first option, the citizens of the State of Israel, obtained a new support and, from that, a new view at this eternal problem. For instance, a modern Israeli author [A. B. Yehoshua] writes sharply: “The Galut Jew is an immoral creature. He uses all the benefits of his host country but at the same time he does not fully identify with it. These people demand the status which no other nation in the world has — to be allowed to have two homelands: the one, where they currently live, and another one, where ’their heart lives.’ And after that they still wonder why they are hated!”

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (Russian author) (Nobel Prize in Literature laureate) “200 Years Together - A History of the Russians and the Jews”, 2001