“The sea is the same sea, and the Arabs are the same Arabs.”

— Yitzhak Shamir

Shamir used this phrase in 1996, following the Oslo accords http://www.haaretz.com/weekend/pen-ultimate/word-for-word-who-s-throwing-who-into-the-sea-1.449269 ("It's Inconceivable" by Rafi Mann)

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prime minister of Israel 1915–2012

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