>You're right about one thing. The Palestinians have suffered more than the Israeli's, but that's because Israel does not pussy foot around like we do. How would like living in Israel not knowing when the next missile is going to drop on your head. I'm talking unprovoked missiles targeting innocent civilians.

Really, nothing is unprovoked. It all relates back to earlier events. That is exactly the reason why it is so difficult to end this.

>Israel has shown great restraint in trying to target militants while the Palestinians have simply targeted anyone and everyone. There in lies the difference that you can not change no matter what you might think.

The Palestinians (at least some groups of them) refuse to recognize Isreal and see it a occupied land. Now, don't think it goes one way. Israel has occupied Gaza and Golan. Worse, right wing colonists are building their homes on it. Now having a safety border and occupying land for that purpose is one thing, but then colonize that land is another matter (as this was not the deal in 1947).