Basically you're projecting only good intentions on the Israelis while projecting only hostile intent on Palestinians.
Oh, so that's why I just stated above in response Eski's post that the Israeli right, who has been in power since 2000, is trying to push the Pals out. Because I think all the Israelis all have nothing but good intentions.
We had one poster here who claimed that Israeli leadership has
always had bad intentions. I disagreed, citing the leftists who ran the country in the 90's. So who here is ascribing one singular motive, good or bad, to the Israelis? It isn't me.
You have set up a tidy world view where the Israelis could only possibly be driven by thoughts of rainbows and puppy dog tails while setting up the Palestinians as only thinking of the destruction of Israel.
This has nothing to do with what I've written here. Stop trying to paraphrase me. If you have a real argument, make it.
If only the Palestinians would just stop fighting back, everything would be peaceful. The cliché of the late 60s - early 70s of "no justice - no peace" is actually true. Until a just settlement can be reached, the violence will not stop.
They aren't fighting
back. They are just fighting, and getting hit back with greater force. Those rockets are being fired by a group who are not interested in a Palestinian state, who want to conquer Israel and expel all the Jews there. How convenient for you to forget who is firing the rockets. It's a curious amnesia which runs through so many posts in this thread.
And no, stopping the rockets absolutely does
not guaranty peace. But continuing them definitively guarantees the opposite.
"No justice, no peace" is damn slogan. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the realities of the world we live in. You want the Pals to keep throwing rockets at Israel because you think Israel is the bad actor here, not because it's the right thing for the Palestinians to actually do.
But hey, in another 50 years, after 70 years of Likud rule have passed, Eski's prediction will probably come true. The settlements will have expanded to the point where there is no viable state and most of the Pals will have to migrate to neighboring Arab states. Oh, but at least they'll have gotten some "justice" by killing a few Israelis along the way, right?
You cannot right every historical wrong. If everyone believed that, grievances would persist forever. At some point, you have to consider your future as a people. And throwing more rockets, whatever "justice" you think it brings, is not the path forward to any sort of viable future.