The Israelis never "got Palestinian lines". Up until 1988, the word Palestine referred to a region of land in the Middle East, between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. Since the early 20th century, Great Britain had referred to this region as Palestine.
Palestine contained a mix of Jewish and Arab populations. As such, to say that a "Palestinian nation" deserves their land back is patently ridiculous.
In 1967, Israel fought and won a war (also known as the Six-Day war) against Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. Some of the territory captured by Israel is being contested by the fictitious state of Palestine.
Yes
Each one treated the Palestinian Refugees worse than the other.
Most of them are called Israelis.
He called for Palestinian groups to end the use of arms against Israelis.
Yes and No. There are roughly 1.35 million Palestinian citizens of Israel, called "Arab-Israelis" by Jewish Israelis. However, this is a small part of the estimated world population of 11 million Palestinians.
The first time that there were 11 Arab members of the Knesset at the same time was the 14th Knesset, which was in power from May 1996 to May 1999. Currently the Knesset has 12 Arab members. (It is worth noting that Israel counts both Druze Israelis and ethnic Palestinian Israelis as Arab-Israelis, so the numbers above include Druze candidates who have different political interests that the ethnic Palestinian Israelis.)
It depends on the hostage crisis (1972 Munich or 1979 Entebbe or Gilad Shalit). In most cases, Palestinian Militants with guns attacked unarmed Israelis or surprised armed Israelis in well-planned attacks.
Generally speaking, the Israeli-Palestinian Relationship is one of struggle and hardship.
AnswerThere are almost daily news reports of Israelis fighting over ownership of land in the Palestinian territories.
The only city under Palestinian control with that situation is Bethlehem. However, the cities of Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Tiberias, which are under Israeli control also elicit controversy between Christian and Muslim ethnic Palestinian Israelis (Arab-Israelis).
This is untrue.
No. Neither of them are fighting "the Muslims" as a group. Most Palestinians are Muslims anyway. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict is between two national groups: Israelis who are primarily Jewish against Palestinians who are primarily Muslim. However, neither Israeli nor Palestinian forces have declared that they are fighting Islam. There are numerous mosques in both countries where Muslim worshipers freely pray to God.