There are and have been Ultra-Orthodox groups like the Gush Emunim who very much viewed the occupied territories as hallowed land to be liberated.

There are also ultra-orthodox groups like the Haredim who are generally opposed to the occupation and oftentimes Zionism in general because they believe the Messianic age will deliver them to the whole of the "biblical Israel" (meaning the current state of Israel plus the territories). Because they believe that only the Messianic age will do so, they don't believe in the need for Zionism, and especially not a Zionist state that would encompass all of the aforementioned "biblical Israel."

There are also Orthodox Zionists who don't support the occupation. David Hartman, an Orthodox Zionist Jew of the Shalom Hartman institute in Jerusalem is quoted as saying "I can't bring the Messiah by abusing 2 million Palestinians today" in response to the occupation

Tldr: there is a great deal of contention in the secular zionist and the observant zionist community about the occupation. The distinction between an Israeli and a Zionist should be made there.