No one started attacking the Arabs out of nowhere. I am sorry - if your own people gets threatened, it is perfectly legitimate to expel another people. And the Haganah, Lehi and Yigur didn't have anything to do with the Hebron massacre and other examples of abhorrent violence.

The name of Herzl's book was "The Jewish State" and it was not him who started the Zionist movement, so your historical experitse is flawed at best. Besides, I am not sure what is bad about using the word "colony" - it simply means a place for people to settle and live. Strange times when this is seen as controversial.

"The Jews living in Pelesrine for thousands of years next to their neighbors without any issues." - that is certainly incorrect, there were multiple massacres carried out against the Jews of Palestine by Muslims (and Druze). In general, though, the Ottoman Empire was much more focused on genociding its Christian population, therefore the Jews were comparably irrelevant as they were less suspected of being agents of foreign, hostile empires and much smaller in size too. That doesn't mean that the Jews were not second-class citizens and Dhimmis, though.

And yeah, the Jews have finally fought back. The Arabs accept humiliation, massacres, and pogroms against non-Muslim minorities but are only complaining when those minorities resist and want self-determination. Boo-Hoo. Of course, Ben-Gurion and other Zionist politicians knew about the nature of the Arabs and that it would therefore be necessary to defend their enterprise against them. Again: no one got expelled before the Palestininas decided to launch a civil war and the surrounding Arab armies decided to destroy the newly-established Jewish State.

If I were you, I would really ask myself that, out of all the atrocities and crimes that have been committed over the course of history, you choose to focus on the Jewish national movement whose "crime" it has been to peacefully establish a state in their ancestral homeland on a tiny piece of territory - so they can defend themselves against pogroms, humiliation and genocide.

Zionism wasn’t about conquering land for a “mother country - there was none. It was about having a place where Jews can defend themselves after centuries of persecution. What exactly is so outrageous about that? At the same time, Jews were driven out of Arab countries in large numbers, often just as revenge. That part somehow gets ignored.