So you're claiming right by conquest. That's about as barbaric as it gets. What's next? Conquest because Israel needs more Lebensraum?
a. Do you know nothing of the history of Israel?
Do you know why the war was fought, among other places, in Judea and Samaria?
I recommend educating yourself at least a teensy bit on the history before wading into the issue.
b. Conquest is barbaric? So leave your home. I assume you live in one of those places taken by force from the Native Americans.
Yep, from
Wikipedia's page on California:
"The Spanish colonization began decimating the natives through epidemics of various diseases for which the indigenous peoples had no natural immunity, such as
measles and
diphtheria.[
citation needed] The establishment of the Spanish systems of government and social structure, which the Spanish settlers had brought with them, also technologically and culturally overwhelmed the societies of the earlier indigenous peoples."
Go back to Europe, you barbarian
(I assume your family has Ashkenazic background, but if not (and also assuming you're not descended from the European Sephardic communities, such as Greece, Romania and Holland), then go back to wherever your family was from).
And if you stop and think for just a little bit, you'll realize that many countries nowadays are built on conquered land. I'm sure many Arabs living in Israel, even in Gaza, came there via Muslim conquests.
What's next? Conquest because Israel needs more Lebensraum?
c. Considering the 1967 war started solely because Israel was threatened by multiple neighboring countries that wanted to utterly annihilate it and toss all of the Jews into the ocean, and until then had managed to make do with the little territory it had, in terms of finding room for everyone, I don't think there's any fear of that.
By the way, I take note of the fact that you're somewhat knowledgeable on the history of Nazi Germany but know very little about the history of Israel.
d. Finally, I'll note that you're the one who used the term "conquest", which makes it sound as though Israel had a secret colonializing plot stashed away until it was finally implemented in 1967 - this is of course entirely false. The land was
captured during the war; these things tend to happen during wars - territories exchanging hands. My great-great-grandfather started WWI as a Russian citizen and ended as an Austrian citizen. His village hadn't moved an inch, I can tell you that.