ChairmanWow-
The objection has been that Israel is deliberately trapping Gazans in some sort of giant prison camp, from which they cannot flee. Deliberately invidious comparisons are made to concentration camps. So I was trying to point out that actually Israel was not keeping them there, or in a position to keep them there. Plus much is written about how Israel prevents Gazans accessing food, water, building materials etc. Actually, the Egyptians are equally to blame for this. So if this is cited as an argument for why Hamas are firing rockets at Israel, one wonders why no rockets are fired at Egypt.
That's not in any way to deny that what is discussed in your links is upsetting. And that clearly things have been done (on both sides) that are dreadful and I wish as much as anyone that they had not happened.
But to resolve the matter, you need to recognise that neither side is evil and that the majority of people on both sides desire peace. Neither side is going to be more likely to listen if it is labelled as the source of all evil nor to lay down their weapons if it puts themselves at risk.
Wars end either by one side beating the other to a pulp and eventually after a huge number of deaths, one side gives in (eg the First World War) - not generally a quick or pleasant way for either side. Or likely to lead to a long-term, secure peace.
Or they end (relatively) peaceably, by both sides being prepared to forgive each other and trust each other (as in Indian Independence or the ending of apartheid or in N Ireland or the ending of Communism).
I'd hope that the situation in the Middle East can be resolved by Plan B not Plan A.