They Must Go by Meir Kahane and Rabbi Meir Kahane (1981, Hardcover)

Remarkably, nearly a quarter of a century after being written, this book is still supremely relevant. This classic was written by Rabbi Kahane in 1980 while he was serving a prison sentence in Israel for essentially warning his people about the very dangers they are today experiencing! The book outlines the problem posed by the Israeli-Arab minority, the failure of successive governments to solve the problem, and the one solution.
It gives a social, political, socio-economic and above religious reasons why the best thing for the state of Israel as well as the Arabs would be to be divested of each other and the Arabs to go back to the lands where their ancestors came from (Turkey, Afghanistan, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan...). Too bad the policies mentioned in this book were never put into practice. They offer a sensible and fair way to end the bloodshed between Israel and the Arabs.