Sure. I just feel wary of the (understandable) depth of feeling being whipped up by social media, especially as you'd have to actually search the Dark Web to find out all the gory details about 7 October. Imagery is a powerful weapon of propaganda, and I don't think Westerners understand the Israeli reluctance to share the intimate details of their own suffering for our lesiure consumption.
On these forums, there are clearly identifiable themes of underdog/oppressor (largely shaped by somewhat racist views of "poor Palestinians", colonial guilt, and natural distrust of US global investment), without any acknowledgment of the obscene wealth funding Hamas from oil-rich countries that also want to see Israel eradicated. Plenty of "Oh, if only they were given half a chance, life would be so peaceful over there." No, it wouldn't. If only that were true, greater minds than ours would have solved this problem long ago.
We Europeans think we know all about fascism, because we've "been there, done that" so we think we know what it looks like: an angry white man spouting racism. I fear there's another form of it rising now that our worldview cannot compute, as we're just not attuned to it.
I wish there was a solution that did not involve grotesque levels of human suffering, but imagining that there is seems to completely disregard what's at stake for Israel. Yes, they have met force with +++FORCE+++, but as Mosab Hassan Yousef keeps emphasising, this is a Middle Eastern war and doing it any other way would be seen as weak (and surely he, as son of a Hamas founder, should know!).
Hamas are Israel's immediate close threat, but by no means the only one. In a conflict like this, I don't think you can measure "proportionality" in terms of numbers killed. It's been said before, but I do wonder how we would want our own government to respond if, say, the UK was surrounded by similar dangers - e.g. actively hostile paramilitary groups in Ireland, ongoing territorial disputes and no diplomatic relations with France, a peace treaty with Belgium but frequent public protests against the UK, a cold peace and border incidents with Spain, all of them funded distantly by (say) Russia and all of them threatening our annihilation... and against this background, an invasion where we were mutilated, sexually tortured, burned alive, etc and they all cheered and promised plenty more such visits.
What would make me feel safe in those circumstances? Probably nothing; and maybe Israel's response will turn out to make things worse for its own people in the long run (I hope not); but there don't seem to be any miracle answers, such as signing a peace agreement with terrorists who have taken such delight in showing what they're capable of.