Why instead of partitioning Palestine didn't we just partition Germany since they are the evil Holocaust doers?

no they just united it under a jewish banner (red black yellow)

No, they want their shitty desert land.
They already have the US and other places but for whatever insane reason, they want that specific shit of land.

But they did?

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We did partition Germany, bro.

You don't get it. This is what we should do.

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...since you dont know anything i assume you are a muslim.

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I thought European education was suppose to be superior the Burgerland's? Like dude, Germany lost nearly half its landmass in WW1 and WW2. (Really WW1 and WW2 are actually the same war with a brief armistice period in the middle.)

>What makes a desert holier than a forest?

Religious memes.

>They are Jews and they would probably much rather have Germany and German capital.

Germany's land is nicer, but it's right next to Germany. Many Jews in 1946 would be a LITTLE UNCOMFORTABLE living right next to Germany.

Now, Kaliningrad would have made more geographic sense... except that Stalin didn't like Jews much either, and most Jews weren't that keen on Communism.

I'm pretty sure there wasn't any kind of formal Palestinian authority in Israel at that time, other than that sultan guy that flight with the young Turks, it was actually the British that controlled that area. And with the British mandate they handed over Israel to the jews, likely because all their religious buildings were there and possibly biblical reasons

No. Israel was founded in 1948. Those areas were lost three years earlier.

So Israel is a product of European imperialism and we can just fuck over all the brown people

Really I think the US and Britain wanted the Jews to move to Israel because they were allies and they could use Israel for their military operations in the area which is pretty much what they've been doing for the last few decades. Israel is like a US military base pretty much. Having friendly land in that region is very advantageous for the US strategically

Palestinians willingly sold their land to Jews, it's well known in the Arab world.

Yeah pretty much. Britain was given control of a lot of that region as part of the league of nations in the early 1900s. Part of the mandate was giving Israel to the jews when the mandate ended
>The Mandate for Palestine was a League of Nations mandate for British administration of the territories of Palestine and Transjordan, both of which had been conceded by the Ottoman Empire following the end of World War I in 1918
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandate_for_Palestine

Definitely a major factor. The US *still* uses Mossad for ops when they want to hit someone but don't want to officially take the blame for it.