Jews were not kicked out of Arab countries; some were prohibited from leaving Arab countries to go to ‘Israel’ like in the case of Syria; some went to ‘Israel’ to achieve their ‘Zionist dream’; others were encouraged by monetary incentives and better lives; Some left entirely voluntarily because they did not want to live in a Muslim-ruled state after some Arab countries gained independence from European rule, and they were not forced to leave in any way; others left as the result of agreements negotiated between the Government of ‘Israel’ and some Arabic governments. In such cases, the emigration was orderly and organized, and in no way a flight; others left due to the Mossad spreading fear campaigns and bombing synagogues in Iraq; and else where to encourage the local Arab Jewish communities to flee.
I already addressed this in full detail in my answers below:
It should also be noted that the majority didn’t leave Arab countries in 1948, as posed in the question above; it was after 1950.
The only Arab country that I know about that deported its Jewish citizens was Algeria. The Jews of Algeria were French citizens, and most of them went to France, not Israel. They were deported from the newly independent Algeria due to them being enemy aliens; they sided with the French and were citizens of the state that had brutally suppressed the Algerian struggle for independence.
However, for the sake of argument, let's suppose this is true. I’m not saying it is true, but let's just assume it is. What do I, as a Palestinian, have to do with it? Shouldn’t Zionism be blamed for this? I mean, before Zionism, those Jewish communities lived for thousands of years in their respective countries in peace, and suddenly, after Israel was established by newly arriving European Jewish colonists on stolen lands from Palestinian natives who were massacred and ethnically cleansed, Jews in other Arab lands suddenly started going to this new settler colony called ‘’Israel’’. Unfortunately, this argument was concocted to deflect the discussion from one of the core issues of the Palestinian-Israeli ‘’conflict’’ (the collective dispossession and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people). It should be noted that the "Jewish state" and Zionism were created in response to the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe and not in the Middle East. Ironically, Jewish historians still associate the Jewish Golden Age not with Europe, not with the United States of America, but with Arab-ruled Spain (Andalusia) and Muslim Turkey.
But you know what? Let me assume that this did happen. I, as a Palestinian, fully support the return of Arab Jews and their descendants to their original Arab countries. I will help them achieve that; I would even finance it. No, not even only that. I would also support their Ashkenazi brethren in going back to their original lands and countries in Europe from which they came from.
I hope this answers your question.