A lot of antisemitism as expected on this thread, which was apparent was going to be the case from the OP.
A shame and a lost opportunity as there are lots of ways that compromise and understanding can be reached.
I personally start from the perspective that most Israelis and most Palestinians are decent normal people who want what we all want, to live in peace, with a home, a job, no fear of attack, enough food/money/healthcare etc
I also believe that the leaders on both sides are corrupt and violent and work in sync. It benefits them both politically to portray the other side as a terrible threat that they are taking a hardline stance on - Netanyahu was about to lose power and there were going to be elections on the Palestinian side too, and now, as a result of this, both sides' leaders will probably manage to cling on to power.
Hamas is guilty of using its own population as human shields, of teaching children to hate Israelis and paying adults to murder them, in accordance with its founding charter that states it aims at global genocide of all Jews, and of spending its vast billions of aid funds almost entirely on rockets, terror tunnels and high living for the leaders. It deprives its own population therefore of the things the aid money was intended for - hospitals, housing, infrastructure etc.
Meanwhile, Netanyahu props up his very wobbly parliamentary majority with increasingly extreme far right parties, meaning that to keep them on side it needs to encourage right-wing settlers and reduce Palestinian rights.
Both sides need better leaders, who care about their people and not their own power base. Only then will peace be feasible.
Divisive threads like this only serve to increase hostilities, not decrease them.