i think your question is relevant to the united states also. even though isreal is more homogenous. we also deal with displacement in the united states. and i guess it has something to do with the way the united states was formed. right now tribes are f

i think your question is relevant to the united states also. even though isreal is more homogenous.  we also deal with displacement in the united states. and i guess it has something to do with the way the united states was formed.  right now tribes are fighting in the u.s. but it also is relelvant to israel.  i think of myself as similar to israelis, as someone who feels stateless in a sense. i think there is probably some kind of ownership issue right now though and to be honest i htink it has to do with the origin of the united states, that being the struggle of indigenous and migrated slaves , and they i believe are claiming their ownership of the united states right now. that means, they feel more entitled to the physical land that the other people.  even though i have some heritage like that, i am not part of the group that "feels" or "is" entitled to the land.  unfortunatley, harry from england is kind of playing in to the whole issue. he i think kind of saw a lost opportunity in england to be king and instead traveled to the u.s. to try to be kind of a major leader here or something, because he i guess saw an opportunity to kind of play in to the problems here. that is my theory anyway.  but that is why i say they are bigger than israel.  but anyway, i dont think they have ownership of the physical land here even though their heritage is real.    it is one of those things where i think everyone is kind of confused. like for instance, maybe "england" thinks it has ownership of the united states because people speak english here.  but like, i am definitely not an expert or very knowledgable on language, but i think even england my not be able to claim the entire language of english.  like migration and language is like a bunch of things.  it evolves with people.   the english they speak in other parts of europe are probably just as distinct as the english people speak in the united states.   https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/mark-levin-asks-what-israelis-are-supposed-to-do-when-theyre-surrounded-by-enemies/vi-AA250pwK?ocid=socialsharebut like at the end of the day, even though people are fighting over ownership of the u.s. , i feel stateless just like others probably as they fight for the land or whatever.    i am someone from the u.s. who felt they could travel freely but i think there are people born in the u.s. who do not think they can travel outside of the u.s. freely.   i am someone that felt i could travel freely though.  if you want to make a comparison.  these people are fighting to be recognized as the true descendants of the united states. in that process people are starting to feel displaced or actually be displaced.   but in my opinion indigenous and migrant slave thing  are not even the only owners of the u.s.   to me i think i kind of see it like that everyone has moved past that, and its just like everyone is part owner now. kind of . i didnt think about it very long.its kind of scary though because when they challenge everyones citizenship   people could possibly become stateless    and that is basically overthrowing the government in my opinionif you want to make another comparison, i am not someone that would have challeneged someones citizenship.   i was even kind of 50/50 on illegal migration.  like it is inevitable but you should control illegal migration if it becomes dangerous.