> First, a ceasefire help Palestinian and Israeli civilians, so your first paragraph is wrong.

In the short term it helps Palestinian civilians. But Hamas doesn't care about ceasefire. never did. They've broken numerous previous such agreements. So, the only possible ceasefire is the one-sided, where Israel stops shooting at Palestinians. If they do that, more Israelis will die. They obviously care about Israelis more than they care about Palestinians.

> Your second paragraph is wrong too. Palestinian in the west bank are represented by the Fatah, which is a secular organization.

Religion plays no role in this dispute. Fatah are as much terrorists as Hamas is. It's just at this point in time it's convenient to pretend that they aren't. Plenty of Fatah members are doing time in Israeli prisons for killing or attempting to kill Israeli citizens.

How did you come to a conclusion from what you wrote that Hamas doesn't represent Palestinians I don't have a clue. Hamas and Fatah don't differ on their position on "kill all Jews" question. They might not represent all Palestinians literally, but they are quite representative of the sentiment "on Palestinian street". They aren't some sort of a foreign plant nobody agrees with. They enjoy great support and love from their loyal subjects.

> UNRWA

What they do with schools is irrelevant. You simply don't have a clue what this is about. UNRWA was established to give eternal, hereditary refugee status to Arabs who attempted pogroms at the start of the independence war of 48, and then fled fearing retribution. This is what they refer to by the "right to return". The idea here is that children, or grand children, or grand-grand-grand...children of these people have a right to return to places like Yaffo and reclaim their properties.

No other refugee in the world enjoys anything like this. Refugee status expires after some time. Maybe ten or so years. This is reasonable because such status puts its owner in a limbo of not being a citizen of any country. Should your refugee status expire, the country where you live must do something about it. Either grant you citizenship, or kick you out. UNRWA put these refugees into eternal Purgatory of being stateless. They are told by the UN "one day you'll go back to live in Tel Aviv". And Israel tells them "go jump off a cliff, I need no antisemite terrorist living in the middle of the largest city in my country". So, as long as Israel stands, they aren't coming back. No two- or three- or however many state solution isn't going to alter anything about their situation. They are screwed, by UN.

UN could alter their decision to request monetary compensation for example. Israel would be very happy to comply. And whatever country that accepted these refugees would get a nice chunk of money to go with them. Yet UN is determined to keep this torture going because they are stubborn and stupid on one side, and on the other side all sorts of "human rights committees" have been hijacked by members with an axe to grind against Israel. And these refugees are a chip in this game.

> Last paragraph: not sure why you conflate Gaza with Palestine.

Dude. You obviously don't live there. Have never been there. Don't understand the language or the history of the place. I've spent 25 years of my life in this place. Palestine is not a thing. There's no agreement on what it is. But one thing I can tell you for sure, if anything is Palestine, Gaza is definitely there.