The sheer audacity of watching Britain and France lecture Israel about colonialism and occupation.
For generations, these two empires carved up the Middle East, drew borders to serve their own interests, and treated entire populations like pieces on a political chessboard.
From comfortable offices in London and Paris, they decided the fate of millions, leaving behind borders and divisions whose consequences are still felt today.
Now Britain and France struggle with the consequences of their immigration policies and decades of interference in the Middle East.
And these are the countries that have the nerve to lecture the Jewish state about land, sovereignty, and historical justice.
Maybe London and Paris should clean up their own mess before lecturing Israel about anything.
The Brits gave 78% of it to Arabs:
A Palestinian Arab state was established in 1946. It was granted 78% of all the territory of British Mandatory Palestine, and it is called Jordan. The remaining 22% of the land was to be divided once more between Palestinian Arabs and Palestinian Jews. It was called the UN Partition Plan of 1947. The Jews accepted this plan and established their state, while Arabs rejected the plan and started the war against Israel. This war has lasted for nearly 80 years with varying intensity, and the Arabs still reject a two-state solution, which would mean recognition of Israel as a Jewish state. They want to establish their state on all the territory "from the river to the sea," and won't agree to anything else.
And, besides, a "Palestinian people" has never existed in history, no matter what leftist and Muslim propagandists may claim. "Palestine" has always been the name of a territory, but not of a state or a nation.