Maybe we could cut straight to the chase - ie ask everyone that self-identifies as "Israeli" that lives in Palestine to produce legal evidence that they bought the house or land they describe as "theirs", when, who from, how much they paid for it. Followed by wanting the evidence of legitimate purchase in turn from the person that they say sold them the land/house previously and so on - proof of legitimate legal purchase of the house or land going back to the early 1940's.
May not be that easy for some legal/official purchasers to do that - but I know if I were a proper legal owner of land then I'd have kept my proof that I was in such a volatile situation.
That would be no different to the fact that when I moved into my current house I found an enormous pile of legal paperwork tracing back to the year the house was built and I could see clearly who the previous owners were and all sorts of other facts - like my house had had a name previous to the one I had bought it under and I duly added the proof my house has a new name again since I bought it and changed its name again. Proof that our unadopted road does have a legal name - which I now duly give out every time I write my address down. All sorts of proof for all sorts of things - some of which I didn't know.
Brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "Papers please" to make that request to someone that says they own a house or bit of land to request them to prove it is proper legitimate ownership. Now that should prove interesting....
Chat GPT - worth getting to grips with it


