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Yes, you summarize the faults we made, but don't understand it isn't simply changed, because you walk over the opinion of -what you call- fuckwads. We have lots of them, completely detached from reality by WW2. It is a pitiful state.
We made gestures in the past. They are there even if you want to close your eyes for it. We will make gestures of good faith in the future, but Iran keeps fueling the radicals, keeping the circle closed. Thus preventing it from breaking.
It's not a simple question of good faith alone anymore. Hamas for example is an organization, which has in his statutes the destruction of all Jews.
The youth are aware of these problems. Especially who live on the other side of the country. They inherited these problems and they are softening. I think it takes some time and some understanding on both sides, that it cannot go on.
Killing all the palestinians?
Yes, that could be an outcome. It is the short path, fueled by hatred. I was cynical, which is often dangerously close to realistic. But only close, I am more interested in a different perspective.