Regarding this whole "indigineity = refugee movement", it's important to keep rebutting this nonsense. You can't be indigenous to a place for 2,000 years and come back and move into someone's home like thanks for saving my spot man, your house is mine now.

The indigenous Jewish population of Palestine was entirely gone by the time of the Crusades. For example, Moses Ben Nachman estimated in 1267 that there were just 2 Jewish families in all of Jerusalem. According to the Jewish Virtual Library the Jewish population of Palestine in 1517 was 1.7%. And according to the most authoritative work on this subject, "The population of Palestine: population statistics of the late Ottoman period and the Mandate" by Justin McCarthy, the Jewish population of Palestine just before the mass emigration movement of Russian and European Jews and British colonialism - was just 3.8%. Here is a screenshot of the population table from page 10.

So at the turn of the 20th century the Jewish population of Palestine was less than 4%. When Palestine was 'handed over' for the creation of a Jewish state in 1947, Palestinian Muslims and Christians were the majority in every single province except Jaffa, and they owned the majority of the land in every single province. There are more Muslims in France and the UK than that. You don't go from 3% to 80% and strip everyone else of voting rights if you're a refugee movement.