There was a was in 1947/8 in which Arab nations, after refusing partition, attempted to take ALL of the historic Palestine Mandate and failed. Muslim countries again tried to take all of the Israel in 1967, and failed. There are Israelis who rightly point out that pre-1948, the term "Palestinian" often applied to the Jews who lived in the mandate and that there has been a Jewish presence there continuously for 3000 years, even when outside observers saw very little other population. There are historians who point out that there never was a country called Palestine and that the Arabs, historically, considered the land part of Syria and the people, often from Jordan, Egypt and other countries.
Prior to Israel's being created (in the same way that Jordan was, among other countries) there were pogroms in the mideast and elsewhere, there was dhimmi status and there were massacres. Was there also a Golden Era in Spain? Sure. And aren't Muslim Arabs serving in the highest echelons of Israeli government? Sure.