If you ever read the Bible, yes I know reading is hard, you would have discovered that Israel is the "Land of Milk and Honey" that God gave to the Jews. They claimed is after WWII as their religious homeland which is in the Bible. God told them to go into the land of Canaan and "Kill every man, woman and child" Deut. 7.1-2; 20.16-18

You're creating quite a soup, dude. The command to go into Canaan and 'kill every man' has nothing to do with the Balfour Declaration or the establishment of Israel as a political state. Deuteronomy is 34 books before the New Testament even started - way back in the early, EARLY BCEs. What kind of hockey puck are you trying to hand me? (LOL). And if Israel is "the land of milk and honey", why are most of them bleeding us in the United States for it?

The Balfour declaration was a device to get the Jews to help finance WWI. Nobody ever took it seriously. Also the Balfour declaration was supposed to create a TWO STATE SOLUTION.

Without writing a full-page novel to reply to your comment, here is a link you might enjoy that explains the Balfour Declaration. The narrator is not someone giving his own views or opinions - he was a former high-ranking Zionist who experienced it personally. He is also Jewish - so "antisemitic" doesn't wash in this case. Maybe for once, you might learn something: https://archive.org/details/the-balfour-declaration-benjamin-freedman ¶ This also validates the "stab-in-the-back" claim that the mainstream narrative is so quick to debunk.

There was never going to be a two-state solution. The second paragraph of the Balfour Declaration was conditional. The Zionists were not to cause any trouble with the existing inhabitants of Palestine. For the document to be "support for the creation of a homeland for the Jews", such a condition contrasts with the apparent gesture of support. It was as though the Zionists had more in mind than just building a settlement for Jewish migration. ¶ What they had in mind was condemned in WW2 Germany where it was called "Lebensraum". The Zionist intention was to take over the entire country. The area originally allotted to them was nowhere near large enough to accommodate a sizable Jewish population, so the plan was to take over the entire country "to create more living space" (Lebensraum). The only thing holding them back was the British Mandate which enforced the condition attached to the Balfour Declaration. Britain ended the Mandate in 1947 and turned the duties over to the newly formed United Nations. Once the British Mandate ended, so did the condition attached to the Balfour Declaration. And once the Zionists declared Israel a sovereign state, conflicts began with the Arabs (Palestinians) that have continued for the past 75 years. ¶ Open Google Earth and try to find Palestine where it once was located. If you're lucky, you might find a neighborhood or two still in existence, but the country as it was before 1948 no longer exists.

I can't argue with you there - corruption breeds corruption. BTW - the "Homeland for the Jews" was never really a homeland for the Jews - that was just a selling point to gain support. It was actually established as a political state - complete with the corruption that permeates politics in every country. Truman couldn't stand them. "Jesus Christ couldn't please them (Jews) when he was here on earth, so how can anyone expect that I would have any luck?" - Harry S Truman