five books that i recommend you catching up on are:
the historical geography of the holy land - smith
atlas of the historical geography of the holy land - smith
acpr policy paper no 147
a brief guide to al-haram al-sharif - published by the supreme moslem council (wherein he states that "its identity with the site of solomons temple is beyond dispute") published in 1924
the legal foundation and borders of israel under international law - howard grief
the first two mentioned were used extensively when drawing up the borders and allenby used the atlas when he took jerusalem
you are right in that many lies have been told, admittedly some by israel, however there is no doubting the work that went into establishing the boundaries of israel, and the arabs then did not complain. except for two arab families who did not want to have their properties divided on the golon heights, one of whom was a knight of the british empire and who was instrumental in establishing the bahai faith after his father
however if you wish to back those who wish to push them into the sea, go ahead. ill back israel
