Respectfully, I disagree. While there are definitely religious zealots on both sides who will argue about historical rights, the vast majority of people involved look at this as strictly a modern-day issue.

Israel was created as a solution to the problem that millions of Jews were homeless refugees after surviving the Holocaust.

The Arabs could have welcomed them, worked out two-state solution with mutual economic interests and good trade relations. Instead they absolutely refused to give up anything to these poor folks who just barely survived a horrific atrocity that killed a third of their entire population.

That's not too say that the Jews didn't also commit atrocities by driving Arabs from their towns.

Just saying, the lack of compassion from the Arab countries was legendary. And they immediately tried to wipe Israel off the map.

For Israel's entire existence, everything has been about survival, surrounded by genocidal neighbors. They do what they do because they've literally been under attack for their nation's entire history.

I'd also love to see and send to hostilities, but Palestinians with their ZERO bargaining power have decided for decades that they will not agree to any peace deal that doesn't destroy Israel.

The ball is in their court. Has been for a very long time.