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There can't be any negotiations for peace as long as Hamas is in power. That is the main problem.
You can try to hand wave away the fact that part of Palestine is under fascist rule because you don't actually give a shit about Palestinians that are suffering under that rule. Too many people care more about killing Jews that they are willing to have Palestinians suffer to attempt to achieve that. A lot of oil money goes to prop up fascists that fire rockets at Israeli citizens, and a lot of people (including most of the left) just look the other way because... well why is that?
You missed my point. I'm saying the leadership are fascists on both sides. You can't just blame one side.