I leave shreds of my soul on every experience.
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I defend Israel's right to exist, to defend themselves, to not let themselves be exterminated a second time.
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What this quote means
The quote expresses the importance of Israel's right to exist and defend itself in light of historical threats.
Oriana Fallaci's quote underscores the fundamental principle of self-defense and the right of nations, particularly Israel, to exist in a world where they have faced existential threats. It highlights historical lessons from past atrocities and emphasizes the need for vigilance against potential dangers.
Themes
IsraelDefenseExistenceHistorySecurity
In practice
Example use cases
This quote can be used in a speech to emphasize the importance of national sovereignty and self-defense.
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