Which it probably will.
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Maybe, Netanyahu et al are nutters... But it'll be harder and Israel risks alienating itself if all these other countries recognise Palestine as a state.
You misunderstood me.
War against Israel is a permanent part of the Palestinian culture. It's their main reason to exist, as a society, at this point. Any Palestinian state is bound to start another war.
That's why nobody wants their refugees. You let them in, and they just use your country as a base to launch another war with Israel.
I fully misunderstood.
Why do you say that war is a permanent part of their culture? Perhaps I'm being naive but I'm hopeful a regime change in Palestine, and eventually Israel, will change the dynamics.
Netanyahu's government did fund Hamas (https://www.timesofisrael.com/for-years-netanyahu-propped-up-hamas-now-its-blown-up-in-our-faces/), and Hamas were voted in by the previous generation of Palestinians (median age of 20 in Palestine means the current population weren't of voting age when Hamas came into power in 2007).
These facts alone suggest future times under different leaders will be very different.
There will be a lot of anger towards Israel, which perhaps will create more extremists in Palestine, so this could domino into effect what you stated about perma-war.
Cuz I'm German and I know that it took decades of massive occupation and heavy, active deprogramming, for the Allies to civilize the Germans. Had to literally breed and propagandize the war out of them, which took nearly three generations.
Palestinians are even more warlike and resentful, and they have no memories of a high, advanced, peaceful civilization to fall back on, unlike the Germans. That's something that is fundamentally different between them and their neighbors. They're more like the Afghans or the Somalians.
Also, it's a region completely overrun by angry young men and women who breed like rabbits. That low of a median age, and that high of a fertility, means perpetual war. Either at home or abroad. I don't think there are any historical examples of such a demographic being peaceful.
But is it the palestinians turning always against israel or the opposite? I mean, in Israel women join the army, they have a big percentage of gdp for the army etc. All of this is just to defend themselves from the aggresive palestinians? Sounds like a joke, no?
Not really. Look how much money NATO burned fighting goat herders with Kalishnikovs.
If you don't want your soldiers to die, but you're fighting a ground war amidst civilian non-combatants in a foreign country, with journalists live-filming everything you do, war is mind-numbingly expensive.