Can you look at this map and say Israel does not systemically appropriate land?

Have you no shame making such specious claims.

I stand by my posts.

Israeli intransigence in negotiating seriously Palestinian claims over Israeli aggression since 1947 has made peace impossible.

If Israel annexes the entire Jordan Valley, there would no longer be any room left for the state to which the Palestinians are entitled. A Middle East peace process would no longer exist.

The occupation practically controls all of the West Bank and enjoys sweeping American support in this regard. The announcement of this annexation is the only remaining step, after consecutive Israeli governments paved its way with policies and procedures over more than half a century. They have seized Palestinian lands, establishment settlements on them and exercised dominance in the name of the ongoing military rule in the West Bank since 1967.

International law and covenants forbid annexation of conquered land and return to the state that lost it, guaranteed the right of return for refugees, and forbid settlements in conquered land by the conqueror, all of which Israel has violated.

Land for peace, the way Israel interprets it is strictly for Israel's benefit and the Palestinians loss. So they don't accept it.

Israel unilaterally declared a right of return for anyone with jewish ancestors, no mamteetr how many centuries they'd lived elsewhere, but denied any right of return for Palestinians forced off their lands by the israeli wars.

the land for peace plans are shams which purposely deny autonomy to Palestinians, which is why they're rejected,

just like jared Kushner's sham "peace plan which was an instant non-starter.

Yep, your favorite nation state flouts law. that's the nub of the problem.

Your posts, whatever they were, are rebutted.

You've just made it abundantly clear why Israelis are considered untrustworthy negotiators. They're gonna take and keep the land no matter what.

the Palestinians and the jews are genetically indistinguishable. They are BOTH descendants of the same Canaanites in Canaan. They both have equal valid claims to the land,

except the ancestors of today's Palestinians have been there uninterrupteedly for thousands of years, while the ancestors of most of the present-day Jews lived elsewhere since somewhere between roman times and a couple decades ago.

If Jews have a right of return to Palestine, the Palestinains have an equally strong right.

Further, Palestinians do not give up their rights under international law because they think with good reason that the Israelis are shafting them. Nor does fighting for their freedom take away their rights.

What you claim is a rebuttal is merely another restatement of your spectacularly biased legally indefensible illogical position. It rebuts nothing.