Trump is not the future of Israel. Apart from that minor self serving little glitch of the current royal family, that's nothing compared to how badly you have skewed anything to do with Israel and what was going on before 1948. History, is not your forte.
I could easily post the history, but if you actually want to know what was really going on, try looking up the Ottoman empire AND the number of Jews already living in so called Palestine.
Here's a little bit of knowledge anyway cause when I read the way you think that Jews are somehow to blame for all the ills, it turns my stomach.
One of the most vexing questions – or issues – today, is the notion that somehow all Palestinian Arabs were unceremoniously expelled from their land – or at the very least denied appropriate remuneration for it. That is simply not the case. It was only in 1856 that the Ottomans had passed a law allowing foreigners to buy land in the empire under the tanzimat reforms, which were a belated and somewhat half-hearted attempt at permitting people to feel part of the state by giving them rights.
The Rapid Development of Israel Before 1948
The Land of Israel before 1948 was a curious mixture of ancient, slow-moving and traditional ways of life and also a place bursting with pioneering spirit. During the early 20th century, a period when the ossifying Ottoman Empire was still dominant, Jewish immigration and land purchases were increasingly changing a seemingly forgotten place. Jewish immigrants rapidly reinvigorated a land that had barely seen any infrastructure or modernization during a 400-year rule.
The physical landscape changed as advancements in water technology – which continued apace during the British Mandate period – particularly, irrigation and the ability to use even brackish water for agriculture, showed that even in the desert, human life could be sustained.
In addition, small towns began to grow into cities and new neighborhoods began to spill out from existing conurbations. In that atmosphere, the
Hebrew language developed further, used in books, newspapers, radio and theater – a continued
resuscitation from the dead. Political organizations were also critical, as the levers of the state – before there was even a state – were exercised on a daily basis. They created the building blocks of the thriving, modern state of Israel that we see today.
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As a bonus? You can alwasy check out the Bible for what God says He is going to do with regards to calling the Jews home.
