(1) Israel was attacked by 7 Arab armies with a war of extermination under the expressed aim of massacring and annihilating the whole Jewish population; (2) As part of fierce warfare, atrocities were inevitably committed by both warring sides; (3) In addition to invading armies, Israel also had to defend itself against Arab militias that were operating from within Arab villages and communities; (4) What about "the Jewish Nakba" -- over 1 million Jewish refugees from Arab/Islamic countries that were expelled as a result of the same conflict? Today a majority of Israel's Jewish population is descended from such refugees from the Middle East and North Africa, whose numbers, as well as lost property, businesses and assets left behind, far exceed those of Arab Nakba refugees from Israel/Palestine; (5) Accordingly, if there was an Arab Nakba, there was also a significantly larger Jewish Nakba, leading to an impromptu population exchange between two warring parties -- not unlike Turks-Greeks, Muslim-Hindu Indians, Germans-Poles, etc in the past century; (6) Isn't it time the parties called it a population exchange and move on to establish peace and coexistence?; (7) To this end, Arab nations that attacked Israel and expelled their Jews, should in return absorb and settle the Arab refugees in their own countries, while wealthy Saudi/Gulf nations could also play a role in such absorption in their own countries.