Ok then what about this one.
Do you think the 800,000 odd Jews who have fled the surrounding Arab countries and mostly ended up in Israel should be allowed their land and possessions back.
"Throughout 1947 and 1948, Jews in
Algeria,
Egypt,
Iraq,
Libya,
Morocco,
Syria, and
Yemen (
Aden) were persecuted, their property and belongings were confiscated, and they were subjected to severe anti-Jewish riots instigated by the governments. In
Iraq,
Zionism was made a capital crime. In
Syria, anti-Jewish pogroms erupted in
Aleppo and the government froze all Jewish bank accounts. In
Egypt, bombs were detonated in the Jewish quarter, killing dozens. In
Algeria, anti-Jewish decrees were swiftly instituted and in
Yemen, bloody pogroms led to the death of nearly 100 Jews."
Of the 820,000 Jewish refugees between 1948 and 1972, more than 200,000 found refuge in
Europe and
North America while 586,000 were resettled in
Israel - at great expense to the Israeli government, and without any compensation from the Arab governments who had confiscated their possessions. The majority of the Jewish refugees left their homes penniless and destitute and with nothing more than the shirts on their backs. These Jews, however, had no desire to be repatriated in the Arab World and little is heard about them because they did not remain refugees for long."
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jewish-refugees-from-arab-countries
