Yes, your answers certainly are too simplistic, far too simplistic for one of the most complex problems in the world.
No, it was never solely their country.
Even your own quoted figures establish that Jews comprised 33% of the population initially, hardly a premise for claimig the Jews have no ‘ownership’ rights. On top of this it has to be taken into account that over those hundreds of years Jews were driven from their homes and country by holocaust etc.
And importantly, European arrivals in the early years were certainly refugees, not reinforcements, and as such always morally legitimate. Indeed, I would argue that even today most Jews arriving in Israel are refugees .
Oh, of course, because they defend their right to live; unlike Islamic fundamentalists who kill and maim innocent people all over the world, and who you conveniently ignore; now that’s extremism and violent terrorism incarnate.
You admit that in fact their Jewish neighbours actually existed and did indeed live peacefully alongside them, until they started slaughtering the Jews.
This question should be directed at yourself. In such circumstances, where would you all go. You just might have to face it at some time.
Israel has already dealt with such issues – Europe wanted rid of Jews, Israel gave shelter.
But it appears that much of the world still wishes to chase them, doesn’t it. (Rhetorical)
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