Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Israel's ambassador to UK rejects two-state solution between Israel and Palestinians - BBC News" video.

@bigbinji6145 the people there have been there as long as anyone. Coming and going ect. Traced back as far as any Israeli claim that is almost entirely based on fiction. Or other migrated people from the region as well. The fact is that the people who lived there became a nation. Like people in the US and Canada.
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@nuqwestr we know for a fact that the Palestinians were the majority in Palestine. And they were the majority in regions that were given to the Jewish people in that area. And that a lot of them came in waves. So don't do that. Don't try to take these people's national identity in such a sick way. Most of us on the internet probably come from a country where people developed a national consciousness just the same.
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Israel will never allow a two state solution. The world needs to force them. But perhaps a one state solution is better. Create a new country of two states, a co federation, or federation. Palestinians will be protected. Have ability to decide their futures. Move about. At first Israel will dominate probably. but eventually Palestinians can get political clout. And either break the country up over time. Or the youth will see themselves as one. Palestinians and Israelies aren't happy. Palestinians aren't happy that israel took so much land. And Israel is honestly a lot of zealots and propagandized people. So this way both get the land. Each side is administered by each group or (or eventually) theres a certain percentage. Like 51% israeli on one side and 51% palestinian on the other ect(or 1/3rd - 2/3rd). With a neutral third country name(like Jerusalem ) or a combination name.
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 @zaurukraus9296 they have in fact. Though whether it's equally as lip service as Israel or not I don't know. But I don't think so given their weaken position for so long
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 @nuqwestr so you're saying that there were Jews in Palestine just fine. The majority of people in Palestine... Were Palestinians. That shouldn't be a surprise. In "mandate Palestine".
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