So let me get this straight,
Hamas fires thousands of rockets in to Israel destroying buildings and killing civilians . Hamas then invade Israel, killing innocent Civilians in their houses, in the cars, in the streets, in Music festival and then takes hostages.
In response Israel declares war on Hamas, tells Palestinian civilians to evacuate Gaza in order to attack Hamas fighters and infrastructure. Palestinians just remain at homes, Israel bombs the targets and oups there are still civilians inside and killed.
Now people say Israel does the same things as Hamas , killing civilians.
wtf
Your timeline starts a bit late. Since the last election which Netanyahu only won by bringing in the most extreme right wingers into his ruling coalition, had ratcheted up the states oppression of the Pals which may have been the straw that broke the camels back for Hamas.
As the editorial board of a top Israeli paper explains that the PM had "completely failed to identify the dangers he was consciously leading Israel into" when he established a government of "annexation and dispossession" and by appointing Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir to key positions.
Smotrich, a right-wing politician appointed minister of finance in 2022, has caused controversy by expanding Israeli settlements in the West Bank and opposing Palestinian statehood. Ben-Gvir is the security minister, who has faced charges of hate speech against Arabs.
The newspaper said that after winning in the last election, his "fully-right government" had taken steps to to annex the West Bank and to carry out ethnic cleansing in parts of the Oslo-defined Area C, including the Hebron Hills and the Jordan Valley."
The piece criticized Netanyahu for a "massive expansion" of settlements and increasing the Jewish presence on Temple Mount near the Al Aqsa Mosque, as well as a peace deal with Saudi Arabia "in which the Palestinians get nothing."
"Signs of an outbreak of hostilities began in the West Bank, where Palestinians started feeling the heavier hand of the Israeli occupier," Haaretz said. "Hamas exploited the opportunity in order to launch its surprise attack."
Prior to that, Netanyahu was part of another coalition headed by right-winger Naftali Bennet where he basically shaped the policy of the government which aimed "to crush the Palestinian national movement in both its wings, in Gaza and the West Bank."
Haaretz condemned the Israeli prime minister, describing his government as one of "annexation and dispossession."
www.newsweek.com
Of course this apart from the numerous killings of Pals in the process.