Israel isn't a homogenous country. It is majority jewish, but there are large minorities of Arabs, Druze, levant Christians, etc. These minorities--just under 30% of the population--hold full citizenship and have the same civil rights as any other Israeli.

Zionism is a desire to have a majority-jewish state that is strong enough to protect jews from future pogroms. It is not a quest for a homogenous state.

Yes, and surely these minorities are not treated like second class citizens? What's that? "A 2018 report by the Israeli State Comptroller on the protection of non-Jewish civilians found that 46% of Arab citizens in Israel lack access to adequate shelters, compared to 26% of the general population" In the context of bomb shelters.

Because individual municipalities are the ones who build the bomb shelters, and the Arab municipalities put no effort in that direction.

And before you declare that the existence of Arab municipalities make Israel an apartheid state, all Israeli cities are mixed.

If all Israeli cities are mixed, then what is an Arab municipality? What point exactly are you trying to make?

Arab villages. Villages that start off with Arab inhabitants do not allow Jews to rent or buy property there. It's not a problem. But it makes these villages Arab only.

Likewise, there are Jewish villages. Few of these have Arab inhabitants, but it is not forbidden for them to move in.

You are sharing a warped view of reality. There were already jews living there when arabs decided to start a war against them in 1948. After the arabs lost the war, they were urged to leave by their own arab leaders, and many of them did. At which point, some more land fortunately became available for the targets of the initial violent war who won the war. This is pretty normal when you start a war and lose it; you might lose something like your land or your life. BTW the land is literally called Judea. If people are living there alongside the jews for whom it is an ancestral homeland, and then those people leave after getting violent and losing a war, that was their right to leave but you don't have to blame the jews for the arabs' decision to start a war. Also this starting of violent conflicts is a recurring pattern initiated by one side. It's been happening since way before 1948. There used to be millions of jews in other middle east countries and there has been targeted violence by certain people driving them back to their homeland for many decades before 1948.

I love the phrase "became available" in this paragraph

You’re witnessing extreme levels of cognitive dissonance. This individual isn’t trying to convince anyone. They’re trying to convince themselves. Benign phrasing to avoid calling it a land grab is clear evidence of this in action.

Okay… "land grab" works too. Grabbing back those parts of their ancestral homeland that were abandoned by the aggressors.

when does history stop?

This chapter will stop when the hostages are returned and Hamas is defeated.