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Check it out on Google Maps. There are definitely significant areas outside of major population centers.

Recently, former Ambassador Michael Oren has written that if Peace Talks fail, Israel might want to withdraw unilaterally from the West Bank. What do you think about this suggestion? Whatever the argument is on the underlying issues, it seems that Israel faces potential international isolation if they cannot come to an agreement. What should Israel do to remedy this situation?

What do you think of the common criticism that too many ambassadors are appointed because they were fundraisers for the President & the Democratic/Republican party? You can look up individual donations here and it appears that you've donated quite a bit to the President & the Democratic Party? Do you think that more ambassadors should be career diplomats or is there value in having individuals close to the President serve as ambassadors?

It is generally the consensus in pro-Israel circles that the United Nations is biased against Israel and focuses a disproportionate amount of attention on them. Do you agree with this assessment and if so, why do you think the United Nations focuses so much on Israel?

Do you think Benjamin Netenyahu is politically capable of making a peace deal? Would Likud split if he signed a deal? I imagine that HaBayit HaYehudi would leave if a deal is signed.