"illegal settlements": hate, racism and propaganda?

Statements, resolutions, clams that Israel settlements are illegal do raise questions. Arguments that these statements can be seen as racists are following:

1. Claiming Israel settlements are illegal assumes transfert or deportation of Jewish families from Judea and Samaria , like it was in Gaza, (to the border that international community desires Jews are permitted to live? = Green line) - sounds racist?
2. There are 2mio Arabs living in Israel with Israel passports, requirements to createcreate Palestine with a condition to remove Jews from Judea and Samaria - sounds racist?
3.  About 800'000 Jews left Arab countries as refugees. creation of  another Arab state without Jews - sounds racist?
4. International law is clearly recognises historic connection of Jews to palestine and had given mandate to great Britain to establish national home for Jews in palestine and have Jewish people to develop Palestine. Jewish people created a state that leads in science and innovation. Having UN resolution 2334 in year 2016 calling Jewish settlement illegal sounds not only racist but a complete absurd?
5. Creating a state for a Palestinians Arabs without Jews, security for Jews (assuming if Jews are left in new Palestinians state they will be killed and PA openly pays terrorists) , rights of Jews to buy property equal to others -----souds racist?

Trump administration decision declaring Jewish settlements are not illegal based on legal review is logical, correct and normal.

Blaming US and Trump on doing something bad, destroying peace, ending 2 states solution without clear argumentation sounds propaganda and absurd.


As all countries including Israel agree on creation of a state for Palestinians Arabs - this state should be created without deportation of Jews and with security for Jewish settlers if they deside to live in this state and not agree to depart.ootions of territory swaps was discussed and voiced by prior US administration's - by Bush.

https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/view/the-bush-sharon-correspondence-part-ii-did-the-bush-administration-prejudge

https://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/news/releases/2004/04/20040414-3.html

The Legality of Israel’s Settlements: Flaws in the Carter-Era Hansell Memorandum

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/11/israeli-settlements-are-a-political-not-a-legal-issue/amp/