I just love it when people revise history to further political agenda - Jordan was not the second state created under the Partition Plan.  As for the peoples involved thank you for pointing out one of the most important aspects of all of this which is the peoples themselves.  Originally the term Palestinian referred to the Jews.  The Palestinians of today were the Arabs but the Arabs themselves did not consider them Arabs mainly because originally they were Coptic Christians.  In reality Jordan, Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia did not want any state created and merely wanted the land for themselves. 

There is also the matter of oil which is the foundation of US policy in the region.  Not only the refinery complex in Haifa which is key to the reestablishment of the original pipeline from Iraq to Haifa, which is really why we are in Iraq because that pipeline would allow us to bypass the Persian Gulf in the transport of oil, but the oil and gas reserves off the coast of Israel and we will not support a separate state simply because most of those reserves would become reserves of the Palestiniians rather than the Israelis. And that of course is what Madeline Albright was referring to when she said the deaths of 500,000 Iraqi children were worth it.  Some believe the policy that the oil reserves belong to us is correct.   That policy is what eventually may result in Israel indeed being blown off the map. 

We have plunged three countries into the Dark Ages of Islam on the basis of that policy. Iran, Afghanistan and now Iraq. And we have made formidable enemies in the process. But you keep revising history if it makes you feel better. History as it unfolds has a curious way of correcting the revisions.