Rima Najjar ( Palestinian former professor of English literature, Al-Quds University, Occupied West Bank) (2018): “Israel cannot survive as a Jewish state without a constant influx of Jews as immigrants to keep the Jewish majority it created by denying Palestinian right of return and blocking Palestinian aspirations to self-determination in their own homeland. Today, thanks to BDS, we are no longer trapped in the language of “disputed territory” or dual “narratives”. It’s finally clear that the demise of the Jewish state is inevitable, leading to an exodus of Jews from Palestine. Israel’s end will come, as Henry Siegman, President of the U.S./Middle East Project, writes in The National Interest, from one of two scenarios, both of which will be fueled by the nature or character of the Jewish state itself [Palestinians either prevailing or not prevailing in an “anti-apartheid struggle”]… The time has finally come for Zionist chains to be broken and for self-determination, dignity, and transformative justice for Palestinians to spring forth across synagogues, churches and mosques worldwide” (Rima Najjar, “Two scenarios only: is Jewish exodus from Palestine inevitable”, The Palestine Chronicle, 12 January 2018: https://www.palestinechronicle.com/two-scenarios-jewish-exodus-palestine-inevitable/ ).