What applies to one does not apply to the other. Palestine, for instance, becomes Eretz Israel, completely empty of its non-existent inhabitants. If they do exist at all, they have no rights compared to those of the Jews. The same double standards are manifested in every facet of Israeli life. The Zionist settler enclave is quite mobile.
Israeli society is basically an immigrant society, whose demographic make-up is always changing.
The mobility of the Zionist state is also shown in its ability to adapt its function to the exigencies of the moment and to the demands of the colonial sponsor. Many members of the Jewish communities tend to believe that Israel is a great synagogue, with the prime minister as its chief rabbi. The Zionist state was described by Ben Gurion as a light unto all nations, an expression of the will of the Jewish people, the chosen people. The Zionist settlers, their limitless freedom notwithstanding, are entrapped in an endless cycle of meaningless wars. Young Israelis, giving up their lives for their homeland, perceive this as a secular, senseless sacrifice of Isaac by a godless Abraham.