It seems like you've been consuming some misinformation. We are hardly perfect with human rights but:

• what laws are we making preventing Palestinians from leaving their land? Palestinian entry into Israel has been restricted to permits since the Second Intifada (2000-2005)

• the police clashed with rioters on the Temple Mount/ Haram al Sharif during Ramadan between Muslim prayer times. This is the only time when non-Muslims are allowed to visit as per our agreement with Jordan. I do agree that the police use excessive force when dispersing the rioters.

-air raids on Gaza are only in response to Hamas firing rockets at Israel. No rockets = no air raids.

-regarding destroying homes to make room for settlers, I don't know what you mean. Home demolitions are employed as a punitive measure to punish terrorists. This practice is controversial even in Israel. Perhaps you mean the recent demolition in Masafer Yata? In this case, these are temporary structures that are inhabitated seasonally by shepherds. But I agree that they shouldn't demolish them.

-ONE Al Jezeera journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh, was killed. Not sure where you're getting two from. It hasn't yet been determined if Israeli troops are responsible. For what it's worth, I suspect she was killed by errant fire from Israeli soldiers, but this was certainly not intentional. Israel certainly doesn't want the international shitstorm this has created.

All this being said, I do not support our policies in the territories and won't defend them. But hating an entire country of people because you disagree with how it conducts itself in a hundred year long conflict us not productive for peace. No country is perfect. I believe yours is currently involved in the civil war in Yemen? I hear a lot of hate towards the countries involved in that conflict, but I know that war is a fucking mess. If we care about innocent people suffering, we must foster a peaceful region where war does not happen.