Shusha
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As you see, though non-Jews (including Bedouins) outnumbered the Jews in the Jew partition. The Jews were given the authority to rule over non-Jews over 55% of the land. With more than a third of the Palestinian Christians and Muslims relegated to Jew rule, how could the Palestinians accept the deal?
Rights do not belong only to majority populations. They belong to all. If you don't want to live under "Jew rule" then move to your side of the partition. It really is that simple.