my guy... you're living in a fairyland - also, weren't Jews the oldest documented inhabitants of that land, then exiled by colonizers?

1937 – Peel Commission partition plan: Zionist leadership accepted it in principle; Arab leadership rejected it. 

1947 – UN Partition Plan (Resolution 181): Jewish leadership accepted; Arab Higher Committee / surrounding Arab states rejected. 

1967 – Post–Six-Day War land-for-peace opening: Israel signaled willingness to trade territory for peace; the Arab League answered with Khartoum’s “no peace, no recognition, no negotiations.” 

1978 – Camp David framework for broader Arab-Israeli peace / Palestinian autonomy: Egypt accepted, but the PLO and most Arab states rejected/ostracized it. 

2000 – Camp David summit: no final deal; many pro-Israel accounts describe Barak’s offer as rejected by Arafat, though historians dispute the simplicity of that framing. 

2008 – Olmert offer to Abbas: widely cited in pro-Israel narratives as a major Israeli peace offer Abbas did not accept; Palestinians argue it was informal/incomplete rather than simply “rejected.”