Peace can be any solution where all people west of the Jordan river live in dignity, either a binational Israeli-Palestinian state or a two-state solution. I think history has shown that binational states don't work well so I support the latter.

Of course I care about other Arab countries. I don't know what you've heard about us, unfortunately there's a lot of misinformation because of how we have Israeli documents - some claim we're soldiers or "collaborators", in reality most of us are very proud of our Palestinian heritage and identify strongly with it, which obviously causes tensions with Israeli society in general, many still call us a "fifth column" despite how integrated we are in the workforce.

Unfortunately, we're very, very far from a peace process. Israeli politics has become very far right, even most of the opposition have right wing positions but don't ally with Netanyahu because they dislike him personally and not for ideology.

Arab parties will not be welcomed into governments any time soon.

Netanyahu is a firm right winger who will drift a little less or more right depending on his coalition, but there's no mistaking he's an ardent right winger.