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That would require a much longer discussion. But some of the things here are not clear to me. What does it mean to ask what I think about living in the Land? It's what I want, like any citizen in any country whatsoever. Why does that need justification? Whoever wants can live in Australia, and good health to him. I want to be here. As a religious person, there is of course also the commandment of settling the Land. That's another point.
So too regarding military service. Do we have a choice? Unfortunately, it's impossible to live here without an army. And again, I don't need commandment-based justifications, obligatory war, and other slogans that I don't believe in. I want to live here, and if I am threatened, it is my right and my duty to defend myself.