That actually only proves Israel's intent to bomb civilian establishments that have no military value, ...
Or to destroy the Hamas infrastructure in the buildings.
Again, it disproves any bullshit claims of genocide.
Yes, of course. Both sides are responsible. But I am saying assign blame where you need to. ...
Yet you stated that you think the conflict is explicitly base don Israel oppressing Palestinians. Do the Arab mob attacks on indigenous Jews in the 1920s have some blame for Israel's defensive posture? Does the Arab/Palestinian rejection of Partition and decision to declare war have anything to do with the conflict continuing? Does the fact that terror attacks against Israel were occurring when Jordan controlled the West Bank play a role? Does Arafat and Abbas walking away from peace talks play a role?
Jordan ceded the West Bank to Israeli control in 1994 with the intent of it being the basis for a Palestinian state. Do you think it possible for that to happen when Palestinian leadership refuse to accept that as an end to the conflict?
But yes, there is a vicious cycle in it. Terrorist attacks on Israelis result in Israeli response which kills civilians which causes more terrorism ... That's why I think the way forward is pressure on both sides to negotiate a comprehensive peace deal.