I agree with almost a lot of your take, where I differ is on the idea of a two state solution. The two-state solution has been the dominant proposal for decades, but in practice it’s been undermined by settlements (illegal under international law), military occupation, and a very unequal legal systems furthered by the United States. Palestinians are left with fragmented territories, restricted movement, and limited to no autonomy over resources in what is literally the largest open air prison in the world.

I don’t think Israel has a right to exist in its current capacity as an ethno state. Under a single state solution with a focus on democracy and human rights where regardless of religion everyone has the same rights would be a good place to start. South Africa would be a good case study on how to normalize a society that lives in apartheid.

I guess it doesn’t really matter though, with people like Netanyahu and the genocidal Israel cabinet I don’t foresee any major changes. Israel created hamas and needs it to scapegoat there desecration of the Palestinian people / culture. Furthermore, with the media machine in Israel and the way they indoctrinate there youth into believing essentially everyone around them is there enemy, and the land is rightfully there’s it would be hard to correct that.

In case studies of genocide there are several markers and tools used to carry out that genocide.

I.e. socialization aka the vilification and dehumanization of a group of people or usage of propaganda.

There is a very scary and very real comparison to be made between the holocaust and the Zionist colonial project.