Interesting. I didn’t know this. 👀

The source for that video is PragerU which was founded by Dennis Prager, a prominent Jewish conservative. I like him, but I think it's good to be aware of the possible bias

Why didn't they get an opportunity to self govern without the British or the Jews? The whole thing is much more complex than it's being presented. Did they reject making a state or did they reject the conditions imposed by the Brits to "make a state"?

That's why they use to say, If Palestine stopped fighting, there would be peace. If Israel stopped fighting, there would be no Israel.

Yes at Camp David Accords Israel offered Palestinian leader Arafat more than he was asking for and he rejected it. When war lords take power, peace isn't an option.

Did Britain have the right with the Balfour Declaration, of 1917 to tell the Rothschild's that all Jews could re-settle in Palestine. Then with Hitler in 1933, he gave them the Transfer Agreement(take all your money and move). Then in 1948 we have the 'Nakba' Palestine takeover.

Yeah that seems unfair tbh

U don’t say WHY they reject all the time …

This is highly immaculate and omits key facts. - Balfour Declaration - Zionism colonization - Proposal #1 includes all of Jerusalem including Al-Aqsa 🤦 ....

That's exactly it: the "2 state solution" is a red herring as far as the Palestinians are concerned. They only want one state and have demonstrated time and time again that when left to their own devices, they do nothing but rearm - with the intention of genocide.

Did you know that they have always been try to flood Canada, USA and Europe with migrants?