I presume you are responding to the spam of genetic racist Helen 44 Yemen. Don’t bother – she pays no critical attention to criticism and it only encourages her to spam the same nonsense. I blocked her posts. They tend to repeat as if posted by a bot.
The need to return to the land of Israel had both a pull (persecution in Europe and in Middle East) and a pull, the desire to create a modern Jewish society in the historic homeland, the only place on the planet where Jews could be considered to be indigenous. Attempts to create a binational state foundered in the 1930s. While the Nashishibi faction was amenable the Husseini faction was not and was supported by the Nazis. UNGA 181 the Partition resolution was a compromise suggestion that the Arabs rejected.
Your 2nd statement is is an example of discredited linkage theory. Golda Meir once noted that Israel had the unfortunate distinction of being the only country in the Middle East that had no gas or oil. That’s no longer true but the discovery and development of the Leviathan fields off of Israel’s coast is quite recently and completely unknown in the 20th century. It’s not connected.
Yes, the US is interested in Middle Eastern oil, and Europe more so. If oil related blackmail were not a factor in the support of Palestinians foreign interest in them would be on par with interest in Kurds or the conflicts in Somalia, Kashmir, Sudan or dozens of other conflicts.