Buffalo
You missed the point entirely.
Israel rightly is part of Palestine. Palestine belongs to the Palestinians who lived there without any Israelis for 1400 years. Israel came into existence because of military invasion and occupation.
Quite simply, Israel has no right to the land, and certainly have no right to claim authority over the people.
If that was done in your country, I have no doubt that you would be enormously angry, and filled with support for those who would oppose the invaders. If the Palestinians fight back against the oppressor, that is the natural response.
I suspect though, that you are a Christian. Christians tend to get all arse backwards in their attitude to Israel. That is because of a self serving set of writings in a book written by and for tribal stone age barbarians who never bathed and herded sheep for a living.
If you actually followed the teachings of Christ, you would be more accepting of the rightful aspirations of the Palestinian people. Christ taught charity, understanding and kindness. He most definitely did not teach cruelty and oppression. But then, the Israelis, like most so-called Christians, actually pay little heed to what Christ taught.
No it is you, who don't get the point, starting with the fact that Jews aren't Christians, they have never recognized Jesus, and there was never a state or nation called Palestine, or a people named as such, all a major stumbling block to your rational.
And again your anti Semitic, and anti Christianity are showing through.
What aspirations of the Palestinian People? the Destruction of the Jews? not a very Christian Ideal, the destruction of a race of People because they are not Muslim, won't recognize Mohammed as Allahs Prohpet, and are not going to stand still and be made Dhimmis again or pay the Jizya.
What Palestinian People? they were subjects of the Ottoman Empire, until the the Ottomans lost WWI and by treaty gave mandate of the lands to Britain, and then and only then were those lands formally called the Palestinian Mandate.
No, Israel came into being by U.N. Action, General Council Resolution 181 passed, 29 November 1947 by a vote of 33 to 13, with 10 abstentions.
Just as every other state in the area came into existence, from the British and French Mandates.
Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan.
The proposed plan was accepted by the leaders of the Jewish community in Palestine, through the Jewish Agency.[2][3] However, the plan was rejected by leaders of the Arab community (the Palestine Arab Higher Committee etc.),[4][2] who were supported in their rejection by the states of the Arab League. In a communication to the United Nations Palestine Commission dated 19 January 1948, the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine stated that it was "determined [to] persist in rejection [to the] partition and in refusal [to] recognize UNO resolution [with] this respect and anything deriving therefrom".
2.^ a b Antony Best (2004). International history of the twentieth century and beyond.. London: Routledge. pp. 120. ISBN 0-4-5-20739.
3.^ Martin Gilbert (1998). Israel: A History. UK: Doubleday. pp. 149. ISBN 0-688-12362-7.
4.^ George Lenczowski (1962). The Middle East in World Affairs. Cornell University Press. pp. 396. ISBN 62-16343.
5.^ United Nations Palestine Commission communication from the representative of the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine (A/AC.21/6), 19 January 1948