What will change? Aren't there like 10 million arabs around Israel?
Or do You think they'll organize themselves politically to have any significance to their number?
When quality is poor numbers don't play much. Not those numbers.
They are not a nation and never had organized themselves logically.
They can't even pronounce the first latter in "palestine" yet claiming we're fake
with all of their religion and infrastructure coming from us.
Could have peace if they wouldn't be afraid of their arab brothers who
don't wanna see them in their deserts.
"Why should I build my life around, I'll frighten the jew into submission, like we did in Iraq, Yemen and many more before".
That is true. The ancient town of Shechem, where Joseph is buried, was renamed Neapolis by the Romans. The Muslims call it Nablus, because they can't pronounce the "p" sound. How can they be ethnic, authentic "Palestinians", when they can't even pronounce the name of their own country?
Palestine is roman term. Arabs use 'F' instead of 'P'
Problem is filistine sound like philistine, who were agean sea people that invaded parts of the levant and egypt. They were not native and have long since died off.
Palestinians can't even agree on being a people let alone forming any kind of a state today. They are war with themselves. They reject their own refugees and want everyone else to care for them until Israel lets them all move into Israel but not as Israelis. They have few valid deeds and they wouldn't let their own return within the first ten years so they could claim any and they did own, register it, pay taxes on it or do military service within Israel. There are still cases in the Israeli courts that rule in favor of palestinians.
Most refugees were not born in Israel and have never even been to Israel. Their grandparent might have worked or even been born in the mandate, but the children and grandchildren did not. There might be some return for those who actually left but not for their later generations. Even if there were to be any possible 'return' it would be only a limited number and over a period so Israel could find jobs and housing for them, and time for them to learn hebrew. Palestinians had a chance to return through various programs until Oslo. About two thousand a year took advantage of these programs, usually against the effort of the palestinian refugee groups.
There is no single absolute answer for the palestinian identity or refugees. Israel has taken in all the jews forced out of the middle east states, but they are expect to take in all the families of palestinians that left because arabs told them to or to escape the war arabs began? They should have the rights of arab Israelis that stayed and helped build a strong nation? That served in the military? That worked for their homes and children? That are Israeli?
Any long term peace has to be realistic, not based in fantasy and lies.