History matters, particularly when entire peoples are being displaced. Of course the logical option would be for them ALL to live as neighbours in peace. But since when do religious zealots act logically⁉️🤦‍♀️

not neighbours, One Unified state. its the Only way forward to lasting Peace they lived together not that long ago and they will have to no matter what and again, Palestinians are 'arab' only in current culture, the people of Ghazza are Canaanite.. same with Lebanese and lots of coastal Egyptians

I agree that they need to learn to live in peace, not only for their own sakes, but so not to draw other nations and bodies into their conflicts. As for who are Canaanites, it was easier to post the material I did to explain it, as it is too complex to fit into 300 characters on here

the people of Ghazza, Lebanon, coastal Egyptians and coastal Syrians are all related from way before Jews arrived. . the lines & names on maps were drawn way way later Ghazza was already a Port city 1000 years before Judaism was invented.. they had multiple Temples already constructed on The Mount

I’m curious as to why you seem to deliberately ignore material I provided and are stating the opposite of historians. Jews were the first occupants millennia ago. They were exiled for a thousand years, BUT a portion remained. They later returned. Again, a very complicated history of many conquests.

you use vague terms "millenia ago" is a shit reference bruh its not a complicated history.. Genetics shows clearly Jews came from northern Mesopotamia and the people of Ghazza and Lebanon are from right there Jews were absolutely Not the "first occupants" .. you have zero evidence of that

Merneptah Stele.

The singular artefact to which you are referring is still debated by scholars. For instance, noone knows whether it even refers to a people or a city.When researching history, it is most important to not assume that one piece of ‘evidence’ is factual. Victors often rewrite history & Gaza had many.

Also important not to discount artifacts that don't support a preferred narrative.

In 1000BC Judea was largely the tribal territory of Judah within the unified United Monarchy of Israel, a kingdom said to have been founded by King Saul, David, and Solomon.

Judea was the name 'Tribe of Judea' named the land they settled in .. much later they took on some 'kings' and got all zionist