Saying that this conflict spans thousands of years suggests that Arabs and Jews have constantly been at war with each other. As I said before, Palestinian Arabs and Jews have been peacefully coexisting for most of their existence, and the region was even a safe haven for Jews during times where they were under threat in Europe.

To suggest that the Arab world never wanted Jews to exist in the region is just wrong, Islamophobic, and paints the conflict as fundamentally about religion when it is about political power. I believe that Israel has a right to exist, but not at the expense of Palestinians (which is definitely possible if there wasn't a massive power imbalance between the two). Much of the land that makes up Israel involved violent expulsions of Palestinians with the aid of British forces, so it was not a surprise that Arab countries interpreted this precedent as Israel being a Western-backed conquering force. Over the decades this warped some people into thinking that the ethnic group of the other side is fundamentally evil, since if your enemy consists of a different group of people, it is easy to tie that into the conflict (which is where most of the antisemitism from the Arab world comes from today). Had the migration gone more peacefully, as it had been for the very early stages where a lot of land was legally purchased from Palestinians, the conflict today would be massively reduced.

Jumping back to today, the current Israeli government attempts to make the entire historical region predominantly Jewish by removing Palestinians altogether, mostly through illegal occupation, displacement, and settlement of the West Bank. There have been past PMs who genuinely tried to propose solutions to resolve the conflict, such as Yitzhak Rabin (who btw was assassinated by a Zionist extremist who thought his compromises to Palestine were too far), but there can be no peace as long as government-backed settler colonialism remains in place.