It wasn't a gift from the UN, it was given to them by Britain (nothing against the British they didn't know there were already inhabitants there)
The Israelis were given a choice, some land in Africa, or in modern day Palestine (Israel if you like)
You can obviously guess they chose the one in the Middle East
And they believed that since they had been "promised" this land both by God with the coming of prophet Musa (or Moses) that it condoned the killing of thousands of innocent Palestinians
Even the breaking of UN laws against chemical warfare, and using white phosphorous on civilians (don't know what that does? Google it)
You can argue with me but my belief is mine, I just got back to Amman from Palestine today, after weeks there and I visited both sides of the wall, I can tell you there's a difference,
Palestine is war torn, many villages burned, lots of power outages, little water, but everyone works together in tough times
Israel is luxurious, they have guns, Palestinians don't, they have supplies, it's almost like Hawaii, nice beaches with water so clear you can barely tell it's there, everyone living a nice rich life on soil that was probably someone innocents before they came
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