Comment by dotancohen

  > this is map showing all the lands occupied by Israel with timeline https://i.stack.imgur.com/0xM5P.jpg

That map uses the word "Palestine" with three different definitions:

1. The geographical area of Palestine, also often called The Holy Land among other names, that was not inhabited by Jews.

2. The area that the UN Partition Plan designated for an Arab state.

3. The areas that the Palestinian Authority has both civil and military control over.

The problem with the first definition is obvious: It displays a geographical area with a racial modifier. That would be like showing a map of France with all the areas where French people live highlighted, then assuming that 100% of the remaining areas are "Immigrant Land". In reality, the far majority of the land was not settled by Jews nor Arabs in time frame of this map - it was so empty that the Ottomans created laws specifically to increase both Arab and Jewish settlement in the area, they didn't care so long as the taxes were paid.

The UN Partition Plan was not perfect, but it for the most part proposed an Arab state in the areas that were Arab majority, and a Jewish state in the areas with a Jewish majority. The Arabs rejected this plan in an attempt to conquer more land - so complaining that the borders changed from these borders is disingenuous. The Arabs started a war (well, more than one) with the specific intent of changing these borders.