"From the River to the Sea..."
As a bit of a historian, I think it's easy to allow the immediacy of current affairs and the emotion these affairs evoke to blind us to the past.
Under Western rule via the Greek and Roman empires, Palestine's monotheistic rebels were Jewish and known as zealots or Sicarii.
Under modern Western rule via the Anglo-American empires, Palestine's monotheistic rebels have been Arab known by monikers I'd rather not repeat for now but with which we are all very familiar.
The fighting tactics of both were similarly regarded by imperial standing armies as particularly "terrorizing."
When you consider how drastically Judaism changed after the 2nd temple's destruction, the final revolt a century later known as the Bar Kokhba revolt, and the ensuing Jewish diaspora, you might say that the Jewish Semites who rebelled against Western empires millennia ago have more in common with today's Arab Semites rebelling against secular Western rule than they have in common with their alleged Jewish descendants dancing at raves in Israeli Kibbutzim on Oct 7th.
In fact, Islam looks a lot more like Torah orthodox Judaism than the godless secular zionism which idolizes the State as the Jewish messiah.
As far as "from the river to the sea" is concerned, look up the
Yinon Plan (1982) -->
A Clean Break (1996) --> Greater Israel. From the very beginning radical Jewish zionists always hoped to evict as many indigenous Arabs as possible, but they knew it'd be messy.
Oh and another thing, it has been a long-standing geostrategic policy of Israel to
support Hamas as a divide and conquer strategy to split Gaza and the West Bank and prevent a Palestinian state, and conversely prevent Israel from being confined by their own Israeli border. A persistent condition of no borders allows continued Israeli settlement of Palestinian land by radical Jewish settlers. "Support Hamas????????" you may ask. Well, let's revisit history .... around WW1, Britain (via Lawrence of Arabia) recruited and supported radical wahhabist/Sunni Islamists from Arabia as a means to break apart the stable and tolerant Ottoman Empire. The West needed (or rather, wanted) to install regimes friendly to Western oil interests (pro-Western oil chieftans). Fast forward to the 1980's the West was still recruiting and supporting the same form of Islam to lure the USSR into Afghanistan to give the Soviets their Vietnam. Then blowback came in 2001. Then suddenly Sunni Islam was the enemy ... although what did we do ... overthrow all the Sunni Gulf States of the GCC, namely Saudi Arabia???? Nah. Instead we began overthrowing secular (NOT theocratic!) Arab states uncooperative with Western imperial grand strategy of supplying Europe with cheap, reliable energy from the Middle East to undercut the Russian position in Europe as monopoly supplier.
Oh boy, I could go on ...
