Of course the Palestinians want to live equally with Israelis, they're increasingly
asking for it in the wake of the failure of the two state solution. Its the Israelis who are unequivocally the impediment to that solution.
Lol at the Arabs being the impediment to peace. The two most powerful Arab countries Saudi Arabia and Egypt, are allying with Israel against Iran. Both have tried to throw the Palestinians under the bus to get favor with Israel. Jordan does a better job sticking up for the Palestinians but even they're warming up to Israel. The idea that the Arabs are still this existential threat to Israel or even harbor a desire to be is a perspective that is decades old, they've largely united with Israel against the Persian threat.
That's what it was in addition to forced expulsions as admitted by an Israeli Prime Minister who was complicit in the expulsion. There's no d bate here, the Zionists ethnically cleansed the Palestinians off of their ancestral homeland.
It was primarily the result of Zionist ethnic cleansing, that's what matters.
Pay attention, I'm telling you why, They didn't because they decided to integrate most Palestinians. Something Israelis could do but won't because they don't want to lose a Jewish majority in their demcracy.
First of all, I didn't say it was seamless and it certainly wasn't. You'd know that if you knew the history of the region, the Jordanian monarchy and the Palestinians fought in a brief civil war in 1907. So yeah, hardly seamless.
Either way, it wouldn't prove anything. Palestinians are considered a unique diaspora in Jordan and still retain ties to historic Palestine. Arab-Israelis are not the same as Ashkenazim Israelis even though they both have Israeli citizenship. What an obtuse thing to say.