I don't disagree with much of what you said, but you seem to draw a distinct line between Palestinians and Hamas. Based on both historical precedent and what I've seen the last couple months, I can't suspend reality to get to your conclusion. Nor can I reconcile any material degree of "both-side'ism" in this conflict. Remember, there was a cease fire on October 6, 2023. Practically every day I see something that blurs the lines between Palestinians and Hamas. This is the latest.Hamas rules Gaza with an iron fist. The majority never voted for them and have never known a life without them. They also have zero ability to change that as Hamas have the guns and control all food, water, medicine, power etc., which bizarrely enough is "granted" to them by Israel who control it all ultimately. Egypt don't want 2.2M Palestinians flooding south to get out of Gaza (then or now), why would they?
Gaza is not a state. It doesn't have an airport, it doesn't have a port. It has zero control over what comes in, that's all Israel.
Hamas are clearly not the answer, any more than the PA are the answer, as they are not that much better, ruling the West Bank with an iron fist, no democratic elections (although no Sharia Law ...).
Per the IDF the ratio of civilian to Hamas militant deaths is about 2:1, so 2 innocents for every 1 militant. Israel also says that there were 30,000 Hamas fighters in Gaza. So to irradicate them at this rate, they will also kill 60,000 innocents.
BTW, there are plenty on the Israeli right who would happily take the "from the river to the sea" phrase and apply it to Israel, expelling all Palestinians from both Gaza and the West Bank. The settlers are their vanguard and they are active in the current Israeli administration up to ministerial level.
Once this is done, a new generation of Palestinians will hate Israel. Hamas may be eradicated, but in a few short years something worse may take their place unless something is done to actually help Palestinians. I don't see how continuing on the current path is in the long term interests of Israel and nothing from the Israeli gvt statements (that I've seen) suggest they have any plan for "after".
I have no idea how this gets solved long term, but killing large numbers of Palestinians every few years clearly isn't the answer. It does involve a shift in leadership on both sides from the extremes but that seems very unlikely at the moment, so more innocents on all sides continue to die.

Female hostage seen screaming 'likely kidnapped by CIVILIANS'
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Your calculation of "innocents" is likely greatly overstated. Certainly, count children. but I'd be cautious of counting all men and women. And I'm not saying they deserve death, but they should surrender and release the hostages. Death to innocents can be avoided if Hamas and civilian kidnappers release the hostages and surrender.
Palestinians will always hate Israel and Jews, but that's because of radical Islam. That's the plight of Palestinians.
Yes, you're correct Gaza isn't a state, that was ineloquent on my part. There has never been a Palestinian state which is why the claims of taking Palestinian territory is in some ways misleading. Palestinians love to show maps of how much territory they've lost while never showing all the land still occupied by Palestinians in Israel.