do not find ourselves in a situation where the Palestinian Authority floods Judea and Samaria with refugees; after all, the demographic balance in Judea and Samaria will also influence the situation within the Green Line. Q : And how can we ensure that there is no such "flood" of refugees? A : This, after all, is one of the fundamental differences between an independent Palestinian state and self-rule, which is less than a state. An independent Palestinian state can allow itself full control over immigration policy. Q : And allow people to enter its territory? A : Correct. One cannot rule out the possibility that Lebanon may decide to deport Palestinian Arabs. Where will they be transferred? If the Palestinians have exclusive control over border crossings, as is the case in all countries, this gives the option of letting them enter. Q : When you speak of demographic balance in the territories, one can conceive of achieving this through settlement expansion, or through the establishment of new settlements. Is this the line which will be adopted by the Netanyahu government? A : It is still too early to define the character of Jewish settlement. At the same time, Netanyahu has spoken before about the importance of the security areas in Judea and Samaria, and settlement is also important to Israeli security. And I want to add that late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, in his Oslo II address, said that he did not concede the possibility of expanding the settlements. He