In reply to DaAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

There was never a country called Palestine, check the timeline:

Pre 1272 BCE
Canaanite kingdoms
1272 BCE
Kingdom of Israel, its rulers were Jewish.
1272 BCE
Israel splits into two Jewish Kingdoms (Judea and Israel)
510 BCE
Babylonians conquer Israel
333 BCE
Greek Seleucids conquer Israel
174 BCE
Jewish Hasmoneans re-establish Israel
73 CE
Romans conquer Israel, they rename an area which stretches from Turkey to Egypt as Syria-Palestina. This was a province of the Roman empire and had no connection to modern day Palestine or the Palestinians
330 CE
The area becomes part of the Christian Byzantine Empire, a Greek empire.
650 CE
Umayyad Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Arab empire
750 CE
Abbasid Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Arab empire
868 CE
Tulunid Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Turkish empire
905 CE
Abbasid Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Arab empire
969 CE
Fatimid Shia Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Arab empire
1099 CE
Christian Crusaders conquer Israel, incorporating it into their European empire
1187 CE
Ayyubid Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Kurdish empire
1250 CE
Bahri Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Turkish empire
1382 CE
Burji Sunni Muslims conquer Israel
1517 CE
Ottoman Sunni Muslims conquer Israel, incorporating it into their Turkish empire
1917 CE
Britain conquers Israel from the Ottomans in Israel
1920 CE
Britain awarded Mandate over the region by the League of Nations
1945 CE
Britain hands political decision making for Mandate over to the United Nations
1947 CE
The United of Nations voted to partition the land into Jewish and Arab States
1948 CE
Britain pulls out of the Mandate. The Jews declare independence, the Arabs reject the partition plan and several Arab nations invade Israel. The Palestinians refuse to declare independence.
The Jordanians conquer the West Bank and make it part of Jordan, granting all the Arabs Jordanian citizenship. They do not establish a Palestinian state.
The Egyptians conquer the Gaza Strip but and also fail to establish a Palestinian state (they do setup a pseudo-Palestinian government which they later shut down).

The Jewish people have only had one land to which they are indigenous, and that is their national homeland. If Israel is an imperial or colonizing power, it would be the first case in history of an indigenous people colonizing their own country.

The Jewish people originated in and are indigenous to what is now the modern state of Israel. Jews are from Judea. Arabs on the other hand are colonizers.

In fact, Arabs are the most successful colonizers ever: The irony of accusing Jews of colonizing Arabs is that the opposite is true. The Palestinian-Arab people belong arguably to the most successful colonizers in world history. Today, there are 22 Arab nations and 57 Islamic countries. Over 1.8 billion people are Muslims, constituting around a quarter of the entire global population.

While we read about and academics blithely reference the “Arab world”—which stretches across North Africa and the Near and Middle East—few mention that this entity was created largely by the violent subjugation of local indigenous peoples. Infrequently, we hear about Berbers, Yazidis, Arameans, Zoroastrians and Copts.

These and many more, along with Jews, are examples of pre-Islamic peoples, cultures and religions that were either wiped out or forced into an Arab or Muslim culture. Dozens of languages, cultures, religions and peoples that we only know from archeology did not survive the Arab armies of the seventh century onwards.

These marauders enforced mostly complete adherence to the Arab culture and language and Islamic religion by dint of brutal force. While the European empires have largely crumbled and been disbanded by local anti-colonial movements, the Arabs implemented such a scorched-earth policy that few indigenous peoples still remember, let alone adhere, to their pre-Islamic identity.