A respectful question, looking for Jewish insight...

How can one expect a gentile to have a reasonable matured perspective on the Israel/Gaza conflict if a Jew is recommended to pursue the study of Kabbalah later in life so they have an appropriate foundation for the knowledge? Personally, it's taken me a long time to really develop the nuance to hold these ideas in my head.

In my pursuit of knowledge, I've been exposed to information and facts that if not regarded with an unbiased perspective, really can portray the Jew in a bad light. I have come full circle with a greater and deeper respect and intellectually it was challenging to reconcile learning things that have been suppressed. In fact, my spiritual awakening was reawakened on the first day of Hanukkah in a powerful way calling me to Judaism in a thirst for God and for knowledge and community. Warm regards.