Facts that most people forget:

- The West Bank was administered by Jordan from 1948-1967, in exactly the same scenario as Israel is now in (disputed territory/military occupation) and nobody had an issue with this.
The PLO was set up in 1964. That's 16 YEARS after Israel--

--became a state. If the Arab world really DID want a Palestine, why did it take them 16 years to start calling for one? Devising a campaign to drive the Jews out of the Middle East, as they so clearly tried to do 16 years prior? 100%.
- If that doesn't prove my point enough--

--King Hussein of Jordan SAID "Palestine is Jordan and Jordan is Palestine." What is now known as Palestine was, as I said before, under Jordanian administration. They are essentially one and the same (even the flags are virtually identical).

-- Palestine has never existed as a sovereign state. EVER. But the Palestine narrative paints a picture that it DID exist, hence why the PLO was initially set up to call for their "liberation" (in their perspective, anyhow).

So, might one ask, what does this prove? Well, this entire narrative of needing to "free Palestine" begun as a clear propaganda campaign to drive the Jewish presence out of an entirely Arab region.

They've never truly wanted a country.

They just don't want Jews there.

If they took the initial partition plan in 1947 to split what is now Israel (to suit the Jewish and Arab presence their alike), that would've been what is now the "two-state solution." The Jews accepted and the Arabs rejected, then waged war in 48".

These very factors illustrate that gaining statehood is, ultimately, not their motivation. They had the opportunity in 1948. And besides, there's 22 other Arab countries.

Gaining a statehood isn't their problem.

The Jews are.

It's not a land dispute and it's never been one. It's a dispute based on sheer hatred, antisemitism and nationalism from a colonial entity that has divised an entire campaign/false narrative to make it seem otherwise.

They said "we'll drive the Jews to the sea" back in 1948.

In 2020, they say "from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."

Both essentially mean the same thing.

So they can spout their nonsense all they want.

They are not fucking fooling me.

The facts listed here shatter their entire narrative with just one glimpse.

I rest my case.