Or maybe it's because not every Israeli supports genocide?

Wars can make a country rich, but they're also unpopular with the people.

Could even be more Zionism, they replace Netanyahu and a "softer" Israeli government urges Palestinians to relocate, whereas removal of them was always the plan.

While I fully believe they have every right to their ancestral home, maybe it would be better for them to leave that area. But then I'm reminded of Picard in Star Trek VIII: First Contact talking about backing down from the line as the Borg advance, and that THE LINE MUST BE DRAWN HEAH! I'm not joking though, if they accept a relocation, how long before Israel or someone else try to take what they have again? So maybe they should say "no, no more concessions"? It's not an easy choice.

Where did I hear that before?