The Ashkenazi Revolution

2622. The deception of the integration of exiles, on the scale it iscurrently effected, will completely evaporate, and Sepharad will openlywork to inherit the positions of the Ashkenazi minority, and to expel itfrom the nation.3. It will be conclusively proven that the Hebrew language is notcapable of serving as the basis for a rich modern civilization. At the sametime, it will become clear that Hebrew Literature fills a destructive role inthe nation that parallels the role that classical Hebrew Literature filled inEastern Europe.4. It will become clear that the nation will not be able to digest,and absorb, a large Arab minority that multiplies quickly and waits for themoment when it will seek the aid of other Arab peoples in an effort toeliminate the nation.The remedy to these problems will require clear and strong decisions,which the Labor movement will not, under any circumstances, be able tomake. As a result, the nation will deteriorate more and more into a deadend. The situation reminds us of that that was created in the settlementduring the years 1936-1939, except that during that time the confusion wascreated against the background of foreign relations, and in the future it willbe created against the background of internal relations. There is no part ofthe Labor movement that can tend to these problems effectively andsuccessfully. The remnants of the “faithful of values”, from the school ofLavon, Meir Ya’ari and Tabenkin, will stand impotent against thisfearsome entanglement. The power of the pioneer-workers, and of thosewho claim that they continue the tradition of Ben-Gurion, will be too great.However, their solutions will also be bandaids and temporary measures.This inability of all the people of the Labor movement to confront thesituation will be inherent in this that every one of them, both the disciplesof “values” and those who deny them, stand upon the experimental groundof the Labor movement, and they are rooted in it too much. Only arevolution, which will divert the nation from the experimental path to thepath of certainty, can save it. But the first condition for this revolution isthat those who execute it leave experimental territory and establishthemselves upon an ideology within the boundaries of certainty. From this