Have you investigated the possibility that this entire situation is a manipulation of the collective consciousness? You obviously feel passionately one way about it. I did when I was younger as well. It seems it is very easy to fall into this drama, on either side. Why is that? Even if we have no personal stake in the game (I don't), it sucks everyone into it and becomes a focal point for rage. Is that rage actually justified on only one side and not the other? Does it not feel like you were called by the piper to the ringside of this conflict for the gain of the ringmaster? I think we all know deep down that rage is not going to resolve this situation, especially when one side has nuclear weapons and nuclear doctrine for assured destruction in the event of being overwhelmed.Just one last thing: the fact that people can so easily be manipulated and convinced by out of context video clips, unproven social media claims and mass media reports (who are notorious for lying to people) is proof enough for me that humanity is a completely lost cause and just makes me even more misanthropic than I already am. Palestine can die, but only if the rest of the world dies with it. I'm so done with homo stultus. Sapiens my fucking ass...
The more you delve into the history of the middle east in the 20th century (and 20th century generally i.e. the world wars), the more ridiculous the entire thing appears. I can't look at Israel now without seeing thousands of Jew's herded into a small geographical area and targets painted on their backs. After Covid too, where Israel was basically Pfizers main open-air testing laboratory which in itself is devilishly ironic given the medical experimentation during WW2. I don't know about you, but it looks to me like some hidden third-party hates the Jewish people and is utilizing them for their own ends - I'll be open here and state I believe it is Rome doing all of this, as they have a vested interest in Jerusalem in particular.
Personally I can't reconcile the notion that Jewish intellectual Zionists wouldn't have had the foresight to see what inevitable outcome would be by creating a state by force. Bearing in mind this was all happening at the peak/tail-end of the British empire and their central involvement in all of this geopolitical gameplaying. The British would not have done this out of the goodness of their hearts, especially not back then. I think the rage we feel is a manifestation of knowing at an unconscious level that this entire situation is contrived for a purpose we don't know but can intuit as malicious in intent.