It has occurred to many people in Isreal, where there's far more diversity of opinion than allowed in the US, that as the US empire continues to collapse it won't have the wherewithal to sustain Isreal in its project of depopulating the region of the other main Semitic group. It would surprise me if many of the children whose houses have been destroyed and who have been deprived of school don't turn into angry and bitter adults in coming decades. Israel could have taken lesson from their own history of displacement that left deep grudges thousands of years later. It actually is a history of all pastoral and hunter-gatherer groups in their confrontation with the rise of bureaucratic states beginning in the Neolithic, with the difference that the people of the book have sustained it as a shared cultural memory. This is not a history that they need to have re-created for others. Prior to the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine, many Jews had been working hard alongside Palestinians to create a shared multinational state of Palestine governed by councils of Arabs and Jews. The Stern Gang assassinated their leaders, bombed their shared work spaces & the UN legislated a separate state. As Hannah Arendt put it in her Jewish writings, we do not have love each other, but we must learn to live together.