@Ironside
There was no idea to settle some other people in Germany
You might wanna look up what kind of plans were discussed during and after the war about Germany's future (or lack of it). Our neighbours had either some crazy ideas or designs on German territories (or both).
happened and one side used some Germans for their end while the other did the same
The fate of the GDR was set in stone (or walled in stone) but nothing about the FRG becoming a key part of Western Europe and its' economic recovery was inevitably. In fact the sly fox Adenauer had to overcome a lot of obstacles and do a lot of convincing for it to happen. He convinced the former victims of German agression that it would no longer pose a threat to them, and that cooperation would be hugely beneficial for both sides.
Now imagine if the Palestinians did the same with Israel. Convince them that they are no threat, that Israel could instead focus on other enemies.
[quote]You lot only see Germans/quote]
Well, the Palestinians have similiarities to Germans, while the situation of the Jews is similiar to Poles back then. Victims of agression, driven from their homes, being forced to build up something new elsewhere, while being despised by those whose homes they now occuppy.