Do the Jewish people have the right to self-determination? No, no they do not.
Do the Jewish people have the right to self-determination in the form of self-government (a State). No, no they do not.
Do the Jewish people have the right to sovereign self-determination defined by international boundaries? They do not.
Do the Jewish people have the right to peace and security? No, they do not.
Does a religious group have the right to self-determination? Not necessarily, they need to first be the people of the place not settler colonists.
Does a religious group have the right to self-determination in the form of self-government (a State). No, no they do not.
Does a religious group have the right to sovereign self-determination defined by international boundaries? They do not.
Does a religious group have the right to peace and security? Yes, yes they do, just like everybody else, but when that religious group occupies, disposesses and oppresses an indigenous people, they shouldn't be surprised if that people resist.
Thank you. You have proved my point. Its not about Palestinian rights. Its about the restriction, refusal, and retraction of Jewish rights. The argument is not FOR Palestinian rights, but against Jewish rights.
What specific "Jewish rights" am I arguing against? Settler colonists do not have any rights over and above the native population, much less a random religious-political group that suddenly decides to take over someone elses homeland because their "holy book" says it's alright to do so. Your "point" is fundamentally invalid to begin with.
The befuddled Jew haters are always such fun as they fumble over their attempts at argumentation.
The "native population" you whine about is nothing more than a more recent group of invaders. Give us your timeline that defines when Mongolian vs. Muhammedan vs. Roman invaders suddenly become a "native population".
"Someone else's homeland" is nothing of the kind. As we know from Ottoman land records, the majority landowners were absentee owners in Egypt, Syria and Lebanon.