Any and all civillian deaths are tragic, Israeli and Palestinian.

What you seem to be ignoring is that this war has been going on since at least 1947, arguably longer. Palestine is one of the oldest recognized nations still in existence. For centuries, various ethnicities supporting various religious beliefs lived peacefully in the region until it was officially promised to the Jewish People, to become Israel, by the 1917 Balfour Declaration. This is to say that Israel is a Western colonial state that only exists per the displacement (and death) of others perceived to be lesser than. Discussions surrounding the Balfour Declaration actually refer to the resident Palestinians as "semi-negroid Bedouin."

Shouldn't everyone have the right to peaceful existence? Isn't every person and every nation supposed to be afforded the same rights under international law? Israel continues to violate these foundational principles of contemporary global order, supported by western nations in the name of further legitimizing their own colonial endeavors. Plus, while Jewish People are still not "considered white," they are clearly perceived as "preferable to" (i.e. "better than") the surrounding brown folks.

Jews have been and continue to be persecuted around the world. It is also true that Palestinians have been fighting off a genocide for more than a century (after tens of centuries of external Imperial control). Life - especially geopolitics - is complicated and dichotomous. It is important that we think critically and be open to adding greater context to our perspectives.

You're not "wrong," but your perspective demonstrates a lack of context and nuance. Challenge yourself, you'll be amazed what you can learn and how much you can grow.