Current Events > Someone ELI5 me the history between Israel and Palestine

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and why it seems like Palestine has more sympathy than Israel but the side supporting Israel saying Palestine is the bad guy.

People felt bad about the whole Jew thing after WWII and prominent Zionists gained influence who advocated for a Jewish ethnostate. So the UN and people were like 'where do we put it? I guess Palestine since lots of Jewish history is there.' So Palestinians are more or less kicked out of the lands that they have lived in for generations. Nowadays Palestinians still hold onto to their big housekeys which is their only memento of their old life before being forced to leave.

This is simplifying somewhat but they were kicked out for the 'two state solution' which was supposed to be fair for both sides but inevitably resulted in Muslims being forced or intimidated out of the land marked as 'Israel.' Palestine didn't get off to a good start though, nowadays governance in the area is in shambles so terrorist organizations has filled the gaps. Israel has done stuff like close borders and restrict people flow despite the two state solution saying that IIRC Jerusalem is supposed to be a neutral city open to both states. The result is people trapped in a shitty hellhole away barred from their historical home and nobody around to help or offer hope besides terrorists. Then you have shit like people amassing on the border to protest the questionable border restrictions so Israel is just like "lmao fire live rounds into the crowd" which has garnered a lot of controversy recently. Not that it hasn't been a complex issue since the 50s
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Doe posted...

People felt bad about the whole Jew thing after WWII and prominent Zionists gained influence who advocated for a Jewish ethnostate. So the UN and people were like 'where do we put it? I guess Palestine since lots of Jewish history is there.' So Palestinians are more or less kicked out of the lands that they have lived in for generations. Nowadays Palestinians still hold onto to their big housekeys which is their only memento of their old life before being forced to leave.

This is simplifying somewhat but they were kicked out for the 'two state solution' which was supposed to be fair for both sides but inevitably resulted in Muslims being forced or intimidated out of the land marked as 'Israel.' Palestine didn't get off to a good start though, nowadays governance in the area is in shambles so terrorist organizations has filled the gaps. Israel has done stuff like close borders and restrict people flow despite the two state solution saying that IIRC Jerusalem is supposed to be a neutral city open to both states. The result is people trapped in a shitty hellhole away barred from their historical home and nobody around to help or offer hope besides terrorists. Then you have shit like people amassing on the border to protest the questionable border restrictions so Israel is just like "lmao fire live rounds into the crowd" which has garnered a lot of controversy recently. Not that it hasn't been a complex issue since the 50s

Wtf that's some fucking bullshit. Where were those same Jews or whoever living before Hitler fucked them up? Germany, the UN, Jew allies should've just gave them a fuck ton of money, help them build a better place and that's it, not award them land from another country. Is that the reason I see anti Jew hate on the news sometimes? btw I forgot all the history I learned from school and I never did any research myself so not sure if calling them jew is the correct term. Heard some mean jokes involving the term jew

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No spaces. Next time google and dont try and bring up tired arguments.
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No spaces. Next time google and dont try and bring up tired arguments.

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