What a ludicrous assertion. Those who are now Israeli had the right to choose where they lived, anywhere in the world, because of what they've been through - regardless of who lived there
700,000 people, or half the Palestinian population at the time, were displaced as a result of the establishment of the state of Israel.
If I own a house and then sell it on, move away for 50 years, do I have the right to come back and tell you to clear out of your fudging home because I'm back with 'some kind of a historic claim'? Do we as the people of Britain have the right to head to Saxony tomorrow and tell the Gerry bastards living there that they should tinkle off to Bavaria because we are back with 'some kind of a historic claim''? If this was the case what kind of a world do you think we'd live in now?!?! You're advocating complete anarchy here - the world would be in a thousands times more disarray than it is today
To this day Muslims are being forced out their homes, watching them be demolished, and watching Israel build news ones and moving Israeli's in. A bit like how in 1930s Germany Jewish settlements were torn down or otherwise expropriated for Germans... but it would be very bad of me to point that out.
Even if we ignore you're incredibly naive and incorrect assertion that people have an entitlement to choose anywhere in the world to live if they are mistreated - how and why have Israel been allowed to expand so much (and still expanding day by day) till we've got to this point? It's a travesty.
Two UN independent human rights investigators have commented on this.
One is John Duggard, an expert on Apartheid in South Africa - who noted the 'Judaization' of Jerusalem is a prime example of many Israeli policies 'of colonialism, apartheid or occupation'.
https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/593075
Another is Richard Falk, who said the eviction of Palestinians can "only be described in its cumulative impact as a form of ethnic cleansing."
https://www.middleeasteye.net/opini...israel-apartheid-report-puts-free-speech-risk
Interestingly enough in that one he talks about the risks that censorship on condemning Israel entails, and that former Israeli leaders themselves have said that Israel is establishing itself as an apartheid state.
You can't be bothered to do any research so will never be able to challenge your own mythical narratives and consequently cannot pretend to be right about something that you know fudge all about.
If you really wanted to - you could follow up on this, read through evidence and change your own opinion. But you won't - you'll maintain your own opinion and refuse to challenge it. And that's what's most fudged up about the world we live in today.