The "Palestinians", half of whom are Egyptian and half Saudi according to Hamas leader Fathi Hamad, already have a state called Jordan, created by the British in 1922 when they gave 78% of the "national home of the Jewish people" to an Arabian Hashemite family as a prize for support in the WWI Arab revolt against the Turks.
"killing indiscriminantly": The IDF has the lowest civilian to combatant death rate of any army. Compare it to the 2016 siege of Mosul, during which nobody uttered a peep of protest. Similarly, your deafening silence about Darfur, Yemen, Yazidis, Syria and Rohingyas says you, like the rest of Woke-istan cares only when Jews are doing the killing. As usual, no Jews, no news.
The cure for Jew hatred is not changing Jewish behavior, but changing the education and media ecosystems that Jew haters' minds are marinated in, Japan and Germany did after WWII. The UAE and Bahrain have done it, but Egypt, Jordan and Morocco haven't. https://medium.com/lessons-from-history/palestinian-bushido-postwar-japan-shows-how-to-remake-a-society-mobilized-for-death-41ab6830021b
Without killing Palestinian bushido--the delusional jihadi war of return that teaches them that the noblest purpose in life is to become a martyr for Allah--there is no solution. Israel and Israeli behavior isn't the problem. It's their barbaric values universe that the naive western useful idiots of woke-istan can't fathom because they come from post-religious societies.
Some problems have no solution and can only be mitigated. Listen to Dan Schueftan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3moUXO7fiqw&t=220s
The same goes for the other two Iran proxies, Hezbollah and the slavery restoring Houthis.
Thomas Friedman wrote a chapter called Hama Rules (rules as a noun and verb) to describe Hafez Assad's annihilation of a large part of the city of Hama after putting down a Muslim Brotherhood revolt and how this case showed how power works in the Middle East. If your enemy isn't very afraid of your power, be very afraid. Power, not trust and contracts, govern relationships. David Pryce-Jones' The Closed Circle: An Interpretation of the Arabs, also describes the same rules of tribal and tributary governance that run the Arab world. You're dealing with a foreign values universe. Only a top-down revolution of the minds, as in the UAE, which built the Abrahamic Family House after the Abraham Accords, will change it.
