"My personal commitment as a Jew outweighs political considerations." Jewish Tribune, March 2, 1990
"I think every Jew in the diaspora, and so this is true in France, is wherever he can help Israel. That's why besides that it is important that Jews take political responsibility. Everyone does not think the same thing in the Jewish community, but I think it's necessary. Because we can not both complain that a country like France, for example, has in the past and perhaps even today, a policy too pro-Arab and do not try to influence by people who think differently, allowing them to take more responsibility. In sum, in my duties and in my everyday life, through all of my actions, I try to make my modest stone is made to build the land of Israel. "
Crossings No. 35, Interview by Emille Malet, February 1991
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