The typical international response to “Palestinian” Arab intransigence, is to demand that Israel should make yet further: “concession(s)” / “compromise” / “share”.
Further, the typical world reaction to “Palestinian” Arab terrorism is as follows. To apparently: 
i) suffer apparent “amnesia” about the Oslo Accords and then
ii) demand Israel “make concessions” (while not demanding such of the “Palestinian” Arabs).
 
The leaders of some European countries favouring the “Palestinian” Arabs such as France, refuse to visit Israel without being paid-out with a “foreign policy success”, at the expense of Israel’s security, to boost that leader’s political standing. (By comparison Angela Merkel, currently the outgoing Chancellor of Germany, has made 8 visits to Israel.)
Demands Israel should make yet further concessions despite the “land for peace” granted by it under the Oslo Accords, constitute attempts to undermine Israel’s territorial integrity and security.
 
Pro-“Palestinian” Arabs often suggest Israel should: “share” / “compromise” / “make concessions”, even though Israel has already made all the concessions that can be reasonably expected of any nation seeking peace - under the Oslo Accords (see below). What do such people believe were the Oslo Accords then - Scotch Mist?
Consider: How else did the “Palestinian” Arabs lay their hands on 40% of the "West Bank" and the whole of Gaza?
 

There have been two attempts at a two-state solution, both of them rejected by the “Palestinian” Arabs:

1) The first attempt at a two-state solution, was the “United Nations Partition Plan”: 

The United Nations proposed a Partition Plan under resolution 181. However, it takes more than one party to make an agreement:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nat..._Palestine
 
The then Palestinian Jewish Community accepted the U.N. Partition Plan, while the “Palestinian” Arab response was in 1947 to start a civil war to oppose the U.N. Partition Plan, instead take ALL the land of Israel, and to ethnically-cleanse or murder the Jews from the Jews ancestral homeland of Israel:
https://www.historycentral.com/Israel/19...stine.html

 
2) The second attempt at a two-state solution was the “Oslo Accords”:

In 1967 Israel gained control of the “West Bank” and Gaza Strip (from Jordanian and Egyptian illegal-occupation respectively) and as an attempt by Israel at “land for peace” under the Oslo Accords, Israel later granted the “Palestinian” Arabs autonomy for part of the "West Bank" (40%) and the whole of the Gaza Strip, as part of a peace process which anticipated further negotiations for a peace treaty.
Being a grant of autonomy (and not sovereignty), until any peace treaty that may say otherwise, the land remains Israel’s.
 
Under the Oslo Accords, Israel has full control over Area C of the "West Bank":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Bank_..._II_Accord
The Oslo Accords do NOT forbid Israel from building homes / “settlements” in Area C of the "West Bank".
 
Once the “Palestinian” Arabs had tricked Israel into giving them autonomy of part of the “West Bank” and the whole of Gaza under the Oslo Accords, the “Palestinian” Arabs since:
 > Do not sincerely negotiate any peace treaty.
 > Make an unverifiable false-claim to ALL the land of Israel.
 > Want to expel the Jews from the Jews ancestral-homeland of Israel.
 > Have expelled any Jewish population from all areas under Palestinian control and then falsely-claimed “Apartheid” against Israel !
 > Consider themselves at war with Israel.
 > Attack Israeli Jewish civilians as policy including children.
No wonder anti-Semites display such emotional-support for the “Palestinian” Arabs !
 
Due to anti-Semitism many people do not require any proper moral standard from the “Palestinian” Arabs.
The Palestinians cynically whitewash their anti-Jewish hate-war as:
“uprising”, “defence”, “desperation”, “struggle”, “resistance”:
 
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Quote:“The Palestinian Authority Martyrs Fund is a fund operated by the Palestinian Authority (PA) which pays monthly cash stipends to the families of Palestinians killed, injured, or imprisoned while carrying out politically motivated violence against Israel. [...]”

Quote:“23 August 2019 ... Israeli girl ... Rina Shnerb [age 17 was killed; she] had been hiking with her brother Dvir and her father Eitan near a natural spring outside Dolev when an improvised explosive device blew up.”

The dispute over the land of Israel is not due to religion, but rather to the “Palestinian” Arab “Palestinian” Arab territorial ambitions, and their ethnic-hatred of Jews.
 
The following is why it would be Un-Islamic for Muslims to oppose Israel’s right to exist:
 
The right of the Jewish people to their ancestral homeland of Israel is recognised in the noble Quran. There are references within the Quran to the Jewish Scriptures (aka “Old” Testament), being connections usually overlooked by Muslims because Muslims do not recognise nor study those Scriptures.
 
The “Palestinian” Arabs (and their anti-Semitic supporters) are obliged to claim propaganda-fantasy that both falsely-denies the Judah heritage of the Jewish people (“Jew”=citizen of “Judah” - Judaism is both an ethnicity as well as a religion), and also falsely-claims the “Palestinian” Arabs are descendants of Jews. This is to dishonestly evade the noble Quran’s recognition that the Land of Israel is given by Allah / God to the Jewish people (noble Quran: Sura “Al-Maaida” 5:21).
 
The reason for their propaganda is to perpetrate a hoax that Jewish Israelis are foreign invaders, as an attempt to justify stealing the land from its indigenous Jews.
 
Referring to the Bible where it talks about the Jewish people being given the land of Canaan by Allah / God, the noble Quran recognizes that the Land of Israel is given by Allah / God to the Jewish people, saying:
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Sura (chapter) “Al-Maaida” [“The Table” or “The Table Spread with Food”] 5:21:

Quote:“O my people! Enter the holy land which Allah hath assigned unto you, 
and turn not back ignominiously, for then will ye be overthrown, to your own ruin.”

Quote:“Exalted is He who took His Servant by night from al-Masjid al-Haram to al-Masjid al-Aqsa, whose surroundings We have blessed, to show him of Our signs. Indeed, He is the Hearing, the Seeing.”

Quote:“The Farthest Mosque must refer to the site of the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem on the hill of Moriah, [...]”

Quote:“And their Prophet said to them: “Surely Allah has raised Tâlût (Saul) to be a king over you”. They said: “How can he hold kingship over us while we are fitter than him for the kingdom, and he has not been given enough wealth”. (The prophet): “Verily, Allah has chosen him above you and He has increased him abundantly in knowledge and physique (strength) and Allah grants His kingdom to whom He wills”. And Allah is All-Embracing (His knowledge and Mercy includes everything), All-Knowing.”

Quote:“So they routed them by Allah’s Leave and David (Dâvûd) killed Goliath and Allah gave him (David) the kingdom (after the death of Saul) and the Wisdom, and taught him of that which He willed. And were it not for Allah’s repelling some men with others, the earth would indeed be full of mischief but Allah is full of Virtues upon the worlds.”

Quote:“And We bestowed on David, his son Solomon. How excellent servant! Surely he was Evvâb (He had reached Allah).”

Quote:“(34) And certainly We tried Solomon, and We made him reach on his throne as a (mere) body, then he turned (departed).
(35) He said: “My Lord! Forgive me and bestow upon me a dominion which cannot be attained by anyone else after me. Verily, you are All-Forgiving.
(36) Upon that We made the wind subservient to him. By his command, it would go where ever he desired blowing gently.
(37) And also all the devils that they are the builders and divers.
(38) And the others (too) fettered in chains (given to his command).
(39) These are Our gifts. So bestow freely or withhold, without reckoning.
(40) And most surely he has a high rank in Our Presence and an excellent refuge (resort).”

While the Re-establishment of Israel (see prior Jewish sovereign states below) was an act of Justice to the Jewish people, re-established within their ancestral homeland of Israel, there was no injustice done to the “Palestinian” Arabs for the reasons explained below. Since then, “Palestinian” Arab propaganda has been successful in deceiving people about a fantasy-injustice or “Nakba” (“catastrophe” / “disaster”).
 
Israel was Re-established in 1948 following a United Nations Partition Plan (aka two-state solution) under resolution 181, which had sought to set up two states, one Jewish and one Arab.
 
The then Palestinian Jewish Community had accepted the U.N. Partition Plan, but it requires more than one party to constitute an agreement. The “Palestinian” Arab response was in 1947 to start a civil war and terror to oppose the U.N. Partition Plan, instead take ALL the land of Israel, and ethnically-cleanse or murder the Jewish population from the Jews ancestral homeland of Israel:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1947%E2%80..._Palestine
 
In 1948 the Arab countries attacked the newly Re-established State of Israel, but the Arabs lost the war. Jordan then illegally-occupied the "West Bank", and also illegally-occupied East Jerusalem from which the Jordanians expelled the Jews. Egypt illegally-occupied the Gaza strip.
 
Jordanian illegal-occupation of the "West Bank" and East Jerusalem:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordanian_..._West_Bank
 
Egyptian illegal-occupation of Gaza:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation...p_by_Egypt
 
“Palestinian” Arab propaganda falsely-alleges the Re-establishment of Israel caused: a “great injustice” / “nakba” (“catastrophe” / “disaster”) to the “Palestinian” Arabs.
In reality:
 > The “Palestinian” Arabs violently rejected the Arab state of the United Nations Partition Plan (see above);
 > Jordan and Egypt occupied the land proposed for an Arab state under the U.N. Partition Plan (approximating to the "West Bank" and Gaza);
 > BOTH Arabs and Jews, became war-refugees;
 > The Palestinians claim falsely with no evidence of any such policy that they were expelled from the land; Jews were indeed expelled by the Arabs as policy.
 > “Palestinian” Arabs live and work in Israel.
Therefore the reader is entitled to be sceptical about “Palestinian” Arab propaganda alleging a fantasy-injustice.
 
Since the “Palestinian” Arabs mostly originate from Arabs who arrived in the land of Israel as Foreign-Arab-Migrant-Workers just prior to, and during the British Mandate, they arrived in the land well after its indigenous Jews; which makes the Arabs the “settler-colonists”, not the Jews.
 
Evacuation orders specific to some towns falsely-purported as evidence of expulsion from the land:
 
The reason why people may get an impression of expulsion of Arabs is because in order to avoid civilian casualties in conflict-areas, there were some limited Israeli evacuation orders for specific towns but, this removed Arabs to other towns WITHIN the land; they were NOT expelled from the land.
 
Example: village of Irqit:
While some of its evacuees are said to have gone Lebanon most of them were evacuated to Rame (within the land of Israel).
There is no evidence that any Arabs evacuated from towns under such orders, were additionally “forced” from / expelled from the country.
 
While refugees are a sad characteristic of any war, the Arabs did not need to attack the newly re-established Israel in 1948 with the intention to ethnically-cleanse or murder the Jews (source above). “Palestinian” Arabs live and work in Israel, some of whom have taken out Israeli citizenship, but most refuse it because they falsely-claim ALL the land of Israel.
 
Some “Palestinian” Arabs have Israeli citizenship, while most refuse it because they refuse the right of the Jewish people to re-establish their state in the Jewish people’s ancestral homeland of Israel.
 
Some Arab refugees had owned land / homes in the land of Israel, but land / home ownership does not of itself amount to proof of entitlement to the sovereignty of the country in which a community lives.
 
The false-allegations against Israel of ethnic-cleansing / eviction / expulsion / intentional-displacement, is “reverse-fact” propaganda, because the civil war commenced by the Arabs, which intensified during 1947 to 1948, was the Arab war not only to oppose the United Nations Partition Plan and instead take ALL the land of Israel, but also to ethnically-cleanse or murder the Jewish population from the Jews ancestral homeland of Israel.
 
“Palestinian” Arab attempts to ethnically-cleanse the Jewish population between 1921 to 1938:
https://www.camera.org/article/anti-jewi...massacres/
 
The following quote is likely an example of a general-policy of expulsion / intention of ethnic-cleansing:
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Quote:“If the Jewish state becomes a fact, and this is realized by the Arab peoples, they will drive the Jews who live in their midst into the sea…”.

Quote:“O my people! Enter the holy land which Allah hath assigned unto you,
and turn not back ignominiously, for then will ye be overthrown, to your own ruin.”

False-allegations against Israel of:
ethnic-cleansing / eviction / expulsion / intentional-displacement,
and “Nakba” (see further below),
all constitute “reverse-fact” propaganda, because the civil war commenced by the “Palestinian” Arabs that intensified 1947 to 1948 was not only to oppose the United Nations Partition Plan (attempt at a “two state solution”) and instead take ALL the land of Israel, but ethnically-cleanse or murder the Jews from the Jews ancestral homeland of Israel. Although the U.N. passed a Partition Plan (under resolution 181):
i)
https://unispal.un.org/DPA/DPR/unispal.n...330061D253
ii)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nati..._Palestine
 
The “Palestinian” Arab track-record of attempting to ethnically-cleanse the Jewish population, e.g. between 1921 to 1948:
i)
https://www.historycentral.com/Israel/19...stine.html
ii)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1947%E2%80..._Palestine
 
Long-standing “Palestinian” Arab policy to expel the Jews:
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Quote:“If the Jewish state becomes a fact, and this is realized by the Arab peoples, they will drive the Jews who live in their midst into the sea […]”

Quote:“23 August 2019 ... Israeli girl ... Rina Shnerb [age 17 was killed; she] had been hiking with her brother Dvir and her father Eitan near a natural spring outside Dolev when an improvised explosive device blew up.”

US Get out of the following Countries:
Europe....Its already made itself into a Commonwealth......of Seperate nations....
England already past it....
Africa.....the ruling classess  will accept help  from anyone..provided they stay in Power
Asia........Ditto
Including both Chinas; Japan, Korea. Thailand, Phillippinneas
Middle  East proper.....No Arab; Muslin nation at alll...For Israel let her alone
For the US Proper.....make Alaska and Hawaii Commonwealth States...... Guam, Puerti Rico; Viegin Island Let tham all go their own way...(most of these counties wer aquired so we could have fueling stations for the US Navy in 1900...Moral Do no stick to 100 year old policeis if they are out of date... PS No interference in Mexico; central and South America,,,,,

OF course thus advice will not be taken...instead of the US Being a World Leader....the World has become a Tar baby for the US....

There is no evidence of any “Apartheid” in or by, Israel. While some individuals in any country may unfortunately be racist, there is no evidence of any general racism in, or by, Israel. Those making false-allegations against Israel of “Apartheid” and/or “racism”, insult the reader’s intelligence by typically-providing:
No detail, no objective-sources; zero evidence.
 
“Palestinian” Arab falsehood-propaganda comparisons with South African Apartheid: South African Apartheid was perpetrated by colonialists upon indigenous Peoples. The Jewish people (Jew=citizen of Judah - Judaism is both an ethnicity as well as a religion) are the indigenous people of their ancestral homeland of Israel (below) with unbroken presence there since Biblical times:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographi...e_(region)
 
Israel is Re-established within the Jewish ancestral homeland. The Jewish people have had previous sovereign states in the land of Israel, for example - Map of the post-Biblical Jewish Hasmonean Kingdom including: "West Bank", Gaza, and Golan Heights, capital (what is now EAST) Jerusalem / “Old City”; between 110 BCE / 754 BH and 63 BCE / 706 BH:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c...ingdom.jpg
 
The only example of Apartheid / racism is in the areas controlled by the “Palestinian” Arabs who put to death any Jew that they find near there:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_kidna..._teenagers
 
Clarification of the meaning of the term “apartheid”:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apartheid
 
“Palestinian” Arab propaganda falsely-claims that since Israel retains sovereignty of the autonomous “Palestinian Territories” (due to “Palestinian” Arab breach of the Oslo Accords), that this amounts to evidence of Apartheid; falsely-equating them with “Bantustans”. However it constitutes no such evidence since the “Palestinian” Arabs agreed to their autonomy under the Oslo Accords: No one forced the “Palestinian” Arabs into signing the Accords, by which they tricked Israel into granting them autonomy of 40% of the "West Bank" and the whole of Gaza, yet afterwhich they: Continued terrorism and in falsely-claiming the ALL the land of Israel while deceiving the world they seek a two-state solution.
 
The “Palestinian” Arabs could “upgrade” their autonomous status by concluding a peace treaty with Israel, but have this “little-difficulty” namely, that they:
Seek the destruction of Israel, falsely-claim ALL the land of Israel, and seek the expulsion or murder of all its Jews. This is all clear from what is taught by the Palestinian education system and from the “Palestinian National Charter”.
 
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Quote:To proclaim that Israel is an “apartheid state” is to undermine and trivialize the harsh and actual struggles many blacks went through during that dark time of human history. These are the words of many South Africans who would also concur that Israel is not an “apartheid” state.
 
Arabs have the right to move freely, vote, obtain an education, work in prominent positions, receive world-class health care, own land and speak freely. Blacks in South Africa had none of these rights.
Regardless of the unfounded criticisms, Israel will still strive in the face of growing adversity. Those who seek to delegitimize, malign and deprecate Israel have lost their moral compass.
1.  All people living in Israel have full equal rights.
 
There are no inferior or second-class citizens, unlike non-whites in South Africa or minorities in Islamic or Arab countries. Moreover, Arabs occupy senior positions on the Israeli police force, the Knesset and the Israeli judiciary. For example, Salim Joubran, who currently serves on the Israeli Supreme Court, is a Christian Arab. South Africans living under apartheid could only dream of obtaining these types of positions.
Ishmael Khaldi, an Islamic Bedouin, is currently a diplomat in the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Majalli Wahabi (Druze) was the acting president of Israel in 2007. These are just a few examples out of the many minority groups holding prominent positions in Israeli society.
2.  An Arab judge, George Karra, sentenced an ex-Israeli president Moshe Katsav to prison for seven years.
 
When an Arab judge sentences a former Israeli president to jail—this is truly a testament to Israel’s equality amongst all citizens, regardless of race or ethnicity.
3.  In 1953, [in South Africa] the Bantu Education Act was passed.
 
This separated blacks from whites in the South African educational system. The [then South African] government created a new curriculum for black people in which they were taught skills related to manual labour and serving in their Bantustans. In Israel, citizens are given equal opportunity in the workplace and educational department as evidenced by the fact that there are Palestinians and Arabs in Israeli universities who both study and teach as professors.
Today in Israel there are hundreds of Arab schools. Furthermore, education in the Palestinian areas of the West Bank is controlled by the Palestinian Authority. Courts, laws, taxes, police etc. are also under PA jurisdiction in the majority of the West Bank.
4.  Incitement to racism is a criminal offence in Israel.
 
This is the polar opposite of apartheid in South Africa, whose government specifically passed incendiary racist legislation.
5.  Arabs and Israelis receive the same treatment in hospitals.
 
The Hadassah Medical Organization which operates two hospitals in Jerusalem, was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize due to its push for peace in the Middle East and its equal treatment of Palestinians and Israelis. Furthermore, Arab and Israeli children are born amongst each other in the same hospitals.
Even during Israeli-Palestinian conflicts, Palestinians receive top-of-the-line treatment in Israeli hospitals. During apartheid, blacks were specifically given limited access to health care.
6.  Non-whites in South Africa had separate amenities.
 
These include hospitals, beaches, buses, restrooms, drinking fountains and even designated park benches to sit on. None of this discrimination is prevalent in Israel and a law prohibits discrimination in public places.
7.  Israeli Arabs have their own political parties in the Knesset—some of whom are Israel’s harshest critics.
 
The Joint List is an example of this. They received 13 seats in the 2015 Israeli election. Furthermore Arabs have equal voting rights, whereas coloured people during apartheid were not allowed to participate in the political process.
8.  Arab citizens are allowed to seek redress through the courts and government if they feel they have been wronged.
 
Arab citizens also receive trial based on the facts, not ethnicity. This is nothing compared to apartheid South Africa, where discrimination was authorized from the highest position in the government.
9.  Arabs in Israel have more fundamental rights than other Islamic and Arab countries in the Middle East.
 
Ironically, they have more rights than they do in the Gaza Strip or the West Bank.
10.       In Israel, there are 1.6 million Arab citizens integrated within Israeli society.
 
They make up 20 per cent of Israel’s population. There was no such integration in South Africa. Furthermore, according to a poll done by Harvard University, 77 per cent of Arab citizens living in Israel would rather live there than any other country in the world. If these citizens were experiencing “apartheid,” why are so many of them supportive of Israel?

Quote:“The Palestinian Authority Martyrs Fund is a fund operated by the Palestinian Authority (PA) which pays monthly cash stipends to the families of Palestinians killed, injured, or imprisoned while carrying out politically motivated violence against Israel. [...]”

It can be difficult to obtain unbiased-information on Israel from the typically-pro-“Palestinian” Arab media, in particular the European Media. This makes it difficult for people to assess if what they are getting is based in anti-Semitism.
Anti-Semitic-falsehoods are typically: UNSUBSTANTIATED-allegations against Israel that insult the reader’s intelligence by being provided with:
No detail, no objective-sources; zero evidence. The following is an example of recent pro-“Palestinian” Arab bias:
 
Stuart Norval presenter on France 24 English, backdates the name “Palestinian people” from 1964, to when under the British Mandate, BOTH Jews and Arabs were “Palestinian”:
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[Stuart Norval’s introduction to the France 24 English program “Kibbutz Revisited” - Scroll to 1 minute, 10 seconds in:]
 
Issued on: 18/09/2020.

Quote:"[...] the Kibbutzim built in strategic locations to defend the land for Jewish settlers as conflicts grew with the Palestinian people [...]"

Quote:“During the Mandatory Palestine period, the term "Palestinian" was used to refer to all people residing there, regardless of religion or ethnicity, and those granted citizenship by the British Mandatory authorities were granted "Palestinian citizenship”.

Quote:“When a user enters the word phrases “Palestinian people” and “Palestinian state” into the Ngram search bar, he discovers that they began appearing only in 1960.”

Quote:“Two governing principles formed the core of the Mandate System, being non-annexation of the territory and its administration as a “sacred trust of civilisation” to develop the territory for the benefit of its native people.”

Quote:“Rania Zabaneh is a producer in Al Jazeera's Ramallah bureau”

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The Jewish people have Judah heritage (“Jew”=citizen of “Judah” - Judaism is both an ethnicity as well as a religion).
The Jewish people are native to their ancestral homeland of Israel, with unbroken presence there from Biblical times:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographi...e_(region)
 
By comparison, the “Palestinian” Arabs arrived in the land historically-speaking in recent times, as shown below.
 
The name “Palestine” was used by the Romans to attempt to negate Israel / Judah as names for the land. Today the “Palestinian” Arabs and their primarily antisemitic supporters, use the name “Palestine” for the same purpose.
 
 
Who were the Arabs living in British “Palestine” Mandate administered Israel?
 
There has never been an indigenous “Palestine” / Arab sovereign state in the land of Israel upon which the “Palestinian” Arabs could base any claim to any part of Israel.
Following the Ottoman Turkish defeat in the First World War, the League of Nations in 1922 resurrecting the name “Palestine” from Roman occupation, authorized a British Mandate; an administrative region ruled by a foreign imperial power, it was an area that later would be today’s: Jordan, Israel, and the Palestinian Territories - Please compare the second and third maps down, at:
http://www.shamrak.com/Masada2000-Histor...estine.htm
 
JEWISH citizens of the British Mandate were Palestinian: Irrespective of race or religion citizens of the British Mandate were “Palestinian”:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinians
 
Extracts from five British “Government of Palestine” passports,
from which it can be seen that JEWISH citizens of the Mandate were “Palestinian”:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/p6hjhurn7...s.pdf/file
The Media of the time referred to the British Mandate inhabitants, as:
“Palestinian Arabs”, / “Palestinian Jews”, or as: “Arabs” / “Jews”.
 
The “Palestinian Arabs” dropped the name “Arab” because they do not want you to understand they mostly originate from Foreign-Arab-Migrant-Workers who came to the land of Israel just prior to, and during the British Mandate, to take advantage of higher wages through Jewish returnee-exiles:
 
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Quote:“[...] most Arabs in British Mandate Palestine were migrant workers and descendants of the 1832-1947 wave of Arab/Muslim immigration from Egypt, the Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Yemen, Libya, North Africa, Bosnia, India, Afghanistan, etc. While the British Mandate encouraged Arab immigration, it blocked Jewish immigration.”

Quote:“[...] the Zionist project was very attractive to Arabs who were drawn to Palestine by the good wages, healthcare and sanitation offered by the Jews. [...] the Arab population of Palestine increased the most in cities where there were large numbers of Jews [...]
[British] restrictions were placed on Jewish immigration in order to appease Arab troublemakers. However, the situation regarding Arab settlement was much more lax. [...]
 
the Arab population of Palestine had been in a state of flux for centuries and that the overwhelming majority were migrants from the rest of the Arab world and/or the Ottoman empire. This is important because it tells us that the postmodern notion of a deep-rooted Palestinian Arab history/culture is bogus. [...]
 
This explains why, historically, Arabs never talked about Palestinian identity - because there wasn’t one. They were Egyptian, Syrian, Moroccan, Iraqi and Ottoman Arabs, and many of them expressed allegiance to the concept of a Greater Syria.”

Quote:“Not until the Zionists had arrived in numbers did the Arab population begin to augment itself. The introduction of European standards of wage and life acted like a magnet on the entire Near East. Abruptly, Palestine became an Arab center of attraction. By 1922, after a quarter century of Jewish colonization [Jewish returnee-exiles], their [Arab] numbers mushroomed to 488,000.”

Quote:“Which towns, villages, and cities [of the British Mandate] offered the higher economic opportunity? Analyzing the 1922 and 1931 demographic data by sub-district and separating those sub-districts of Palestine that eventually became 1948 Israel—that is, sub-districts that had relatively large Jewish populations (with accompanying Jewish capital and modern technology)—from those that were not designated as part of 1948 Israel, identified not only the direction of Arab Palestinian migration within Palestine but its magnitude as well. [32]
 
[...] That over 10 percent of the 1931 Arab Palestinian population in those sub-districts that eventually became Israel had immigrated to those sub-districts within the 1922-31 years is a datum of considerable significance. It is consistent with the fragmentary evidence of illegal migration to and within Palestine; it supports the idea of linkage between economic disparities and migratory impulses—a linkage universally accepted; it undercuts the thesis of “spatial stickiness” attributed by some scholars to the Arab Palestinian population of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; and it provides strong circumstantial evidence that the illegal Arab immigration into Palestine, like that within Palestine, was of consequence as well.”
 
Footnote:
32. For a sub-district by sub-district count of population and for the methodology used to separate subdivisions that became 1948 Israel and those that did not, see Fred M. Gottheil, “Arab Immigration into Pre-State Israel: 1922-1931,” Middle Eastern Studies, 9 (1973):
315-24. The analysis here is a summary version of this article.

Quote:“Two governing principles formed the core of the Mandate System, being non-annexation of the territory and its administration as a “sacred trust of civilisation” to develop the territory for the benefit of its native people.”

The reader may consider how there could be propaganda that the “Palestinian” Arabs have allegedly any sincere emotional-attachment to the Jewish ancestral homeland of Israel, when:
 
The “Palestinian” Arabs attempted to take over Jordan by force in 1970 to 1971:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_September_in_Jordan
 
And:
 
The “Palestinian” Arabs attempted to take over Lebanon by force
and were likely the cause of its civil war, in 1975:
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Quote:“On April 13, 1975, the leader of the Kata’ib party, Pierre Gemayel, was attending church in Ain Rummaneh, a Christian suburb of Beirut. It was at this time that Palestinian guerillas approached the church in two cars, opening fire and killing four Christians, among them, a prominent member of the Kata’ib party (Vocke 39). A few hours later, in retaliation for the attack, Christian militias stopped a bus in Ain Rummaneh carrying twenty-two armed Palestinians, shooting and killing all twenty-two of them (Vocke 39). These events, considered the first confrontations of the Lebanese Civil War, sparked clashes across the city of Beirut. The conflict soon developed into a religious one, with Palestinians, backed by Shiite, Sunni and Druze left wing militia fighters, attacking Maronite and other Christian sections of East Beirut, and the right wing Kata’ib and Maronite militias attacking targets in Palestinian and Muslimdominated West Beirut (Vocke 41). The war had officially begun.”
 
[Source referred:]
Vocke, Harald. The Lebanese War. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1978. Print.