@PaxAeterna Here’s an idea, rather than deem the Palestinians in Gaza a lost cause because terrorism is ‘inbred’ in them (which is phrasing you really need to change), how about one side in this conflict treats them with humanity? Now, you could put this on a group of terrorists but history suggests that terrorists and Hamas in particular aren’t capable of caring and protecting at the very least children.
So, guess who the only people are who can attempt to stop this cycle? The Liberal Democracy aka Israel! Now, you might think that’s not fair, what’s in for them? Why should they care about the Palestinians and not just their own people? My opinion is that to save their citizens in the medium - long term, they should be doing as much as possible to break the cycle of extremism. That means removing (as much as possible) the conditions that make people vulnerable to it. These could include limiting/blocking aid leading to starvation, making people watch their children in a famine whilst telling the world there is no starvation, militarisation of humanitarian aid, bombing hospitals. All of this breeds intense hatred because people are losing everything.
What Israel are currently calling ‘wiping out Hamas’ seems to be killing as many Hamas terrorists as possible plus civilians and flattening the whole of Gaza so it is inhabitable. But destroying Hamas isn’t that easy because their ideology is sadly spread beyond Gaza. So the fight is somewhat pointless unless they try and stop people becoming terrorists in the first place. And doing this in Gaza will at least help them not be at war with their immediate neighbours. Israel will sadly always be threatened by other counties in their region but if they want peace with their neighbours, they need to ensure they are treating people with more humanity. Otherwise, as others have said, they are feeding the problem they are trying to destroy.