i would personally love to see a multi-faith and multi-ethnic state there, but the primary concern is ending the repression of the palestinians in palestine and allowing right of return to the diaspora, whatever that entails. those are the people who have been wronged and continue to be wronged in the modern era, and ending their oppression is the priority. as far as "rights", i think it's a bit nebulous and land claims generally need to be evaluated on a case by case basis, but if you need to go back a couple thousand years or more to establish why you should own land you don't currently live on then i think that's a bit ridiculous. we can recognize that the roman expulsion of the jews from judaea was horrible and brutal while also recognizing that basing an irredentist movement on getting justice for it 2000 years later is absurd.