Considering the Palestinians had no real right to the land

Palistians are literally arabs who were displaced by the ottomans

I mean they lived there, occupied it according to UN regulations, and everything was legal.

They had recent history and family there

They weren't just there for like a few years on vacation

And they could have stayed there instead of going back to Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon and Syria if they had decided to work with the un

But they didn't

>implying there weren't palestinians that were fucking expelled by Israeli soldiers

My only point is that it's tough to feel sympathetic towards the Palestinians

Oh boy

The fuck

2 state solution m8

2 state solution over property that they were legally entitled to, occupied, and were driven out of by armed forces.

Legally entitled to

What does that mean

Okay bad wording

LEGALLY OWNED

Legally owned because the ottomans drove Jews from Israel

Neat

Doesn't change the facts that they fucking owned it

You suddenly willing to give up your property back to the natives and shit?

No, but I'm pretty sure we did give the _some_ land back to live on

>Implying Israel worked within The UN deal itself

Remember, the original 1938 2 state plan only encompassed the city of Jeruselem, a really sacred city to jews. And the arabs rejected that

We gave them less then 1% of the land we took and made sure to give them the absolute most dog shit land.

So?

Originally the jews weren't asking for much

>Asking for much >Proceed to forcefully take over land from Palestine after Israel was established

Literally just wanted the city that Europe sent crusades to recapture

You do realize they occupied a shit ton of Palestinian land after Israel was formed right

What, the 1948 war?

The war in which Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan, Levanon, and Egypt tried and fucking _failed_ to destroy Israel?

No, 1967 you dingus

The Six Day war

What the fuck

After they were attacked by Syria and Egypt

Really

So gains made in defensive wars

Used to create defensive barriers against further attacks

Huh

Gains made in defensive wars are usually obtained or returned by a legally sanctioned body, as opposed to being the longest occupied territories in modern history