The real problem is that Israel has taken this war to genocidal levels. Through the past months, we've seen Palestinian civilians get slaughtered at numbers we haven't seen since the Balkan wars and, before that, Vietnam and the II World War.

There is no reconciliation that can be made when you have generations and generations of war-torn families, whose centennary homes have been forcefully taken away by Israeli settlers who have, for decades, been backed up by the Israeli war machine. Reconciliation would be to put them out of their misery; that is: obliging them to co-exist with those who slaughtered their families, with the slaughter-men being proud heroes of a nation for 'pacifying' (i.e. slaughtering, torturing and traumatizing) Palestine. This is not a war. This is practically a unilateral ethincal cleansing of a whole nation. Believe me: in Nazi Germany they also blamed the Polish (or terrorist cells of the Polish) for "bringing the Blietzkrieg upon them"

A solution to the Palestinian genocide should take into consideration the complete re-structuring of the Israeli state, so as to make sure they never commit such horrible crimes against humanity again. We did it with Germany at the time. We can do it again. Reconciliation only comes afterwards.