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Yes of course Jews are they invaders they returned to their homeland that there etnically cleansed from it. And wanted to live in peace with local population even though their ancestors illegally occupied the land.
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Hahahahahaha. They lived somewhere and expect their property to be safe guarded for a thousand years and left nice and empty until they return. Illegally? Do you even understand that legality of the subject? Laws are limited to those given out by an institution to its people. I'll just make a law that unables people to take up vacant land....? If the institution has no jurisdiction over the people of a location, then any laws they might come up with (even if a "thou shalt not settle on this land unless thou art Jew" law existed) is null. We can't all of a sudden make a legislation and force it on the English House of Commons because lots of Americans have "roots" in England.
It's funny how not only did the Israelis expect to still have claim over Syria, but they also expect the Syrians to take it up the a** and not say anything in return. Oh please, take my land, it's only fair after something that happened thousands of years ago by a different people that I should somehow feel responsible for because I happened to have been born here.
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Did all French have a roots in Anatolia. Did French has no country and scattered around the world?
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Did all Jews have their "roots" in Syria? What about Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia or Egypt?
Most Europeans originated from Anatolia and migrated as landless people into Europe thousands of years ago. I mean, what sets the limit? The Jews?