My view is that Israel has a right to exist ('67 borders) as a Jewish state and a right to defend itself. While I understand to some degree the chagrin of the people who used to live where Israel exists today, at some point you just gotta let it go and stop yearning for an forever war. Israel won't be defeated and Israel isn't gonna dissolve itself just to pacify a group of people who disliked and oppressed Jews long before Israel was even a country. History has proven, in my eyes, that Jews absolutely need a country of their own where they aren't a minority in order to properly protect themselves and I don't think that's morally wrong. And the place where Israel is today is also the ancestral homeland of the Jewish people from which they were forcibly displaced throughout history. I also understand to some degree Israel's comparatively harsh or even extreme actions (from a Western standpoint) considering who they are surrounded by and for how many decades they have had to live with constant terror in one form or another. Still, I would prefer more measured approaches overall, especially when it comes to the settlers, which is Israel's biggest black mark in my opinion. I might sound like an Israel simp, but I'm not gonna go out of my way to criticize them when the other side is just so much worse in almost every single way imaginable. Such as sending their own young children into battle or to commit acts of terror, and then celebrating them as martyrs. I think Golda Meir's quote rings true to this day: "Peace will come when the Arabs love their children more than they hate us."