I haven’t read the replies, sorry.
The presence of Jewish people in today’s Israel dates back over 2000 years. No land has been stolen.
Judaism is the most ancient Abrahamic religion and even if you read the Tora purely as a history source, the presence of Jews in Judea is undisputed (hence the name). Their banishment from their land is also a historical event.
For centuries they had nowhere to go, went to many European countries, suffered persecutions. The largest minority was in pre-war Poland because when religious wars were ongoing in Europe, the Polish kings offered Jews to come and settle. They have contributed greatly throughout their centuries long presence in Poland.
Israel was formed in 1948 as a response to Holocaust. It was recognised that Jews had not had their own country for too long and that their claim to the land of Judea held enough water to warrant carving out a plot of land for them.
Not long after the neighbours attacked seeking to eradicate it. Israel managed to defend the attack and became a stronghold.
The war was ongoing. The USSR and its satellites supported Palestine. For example, Palestinian ‘fighters’ were trained in communist Poland…
Then the USSR collapsed.
Israel withdrew its troops from Gaza in 2006.
Since then it’s been supplying water and food to Gaza because the Gaza leaders were too busy spending foreign aid money on other things and have not managed to develop any infrastructure for its people. Israel is building a desalination plant for the Gaza people.
I cannot be 100% objective because my Nan grew up in nazi occupied Poland and saw the atrocities Jewish people were subjected to. Her best friend was mauled to death by two SS dogs in front of her. The friend was Jewish. They were both 6 at the time. My Nan’s mother’s best friend was also Jewish. The whole family perished.
I’ve been to Auschwitz twice and will never forget the experience.
My Grandma’s dad was in the Polish Resistance and luckily managed to save some lives. But it wasn’t enough. He was sentenced to die in Auschwitz too.
So, in my opinion, Jews have every right to their own land. They aren’t saying their neighbours shouldn’t exist. But their neighbours are saying Israel shouldn’t exist. And, according to some more outspoken apostates, this teaching is widespread.
To wish for the Israel and its people to perish is too close to the nazi ideology for me.
I also believe that if you poke a bear, you should be prepared for the consequences. Rape is not resistance. Hamas knew what they were doing when they went in and are now, as always, hoping that the international pressure will save them from the consequences. They should spend the money and the energy making Gaza a better place for the people who live there but that’s not their objective.