If this were actually true you would have to be an anti-Zionist and reject Israel's "right to exist" and to "defend itself" on its stolen land. Palestinian human rights are incompatible with the existence of an exclusionary "Jewish state" occupying more than half Palestine.
I actually think you're lying to yourself about "not fully supporting each side," but that's between you and your gods, it's really nothing to do with me.
In my view there is clear right and wrong here and the only way one can pretend it's at all complicated is by making things up.
As an example of this, earlier in this same post you imply that Hamas are "occupiers" of Palestinian land in an attempt to draw a false equivalence between Hamas and Israel. This is the sort of lying I'm talking about: it is preposterous to say that the largest faction of the Palestinian resistance is "occupying" Palestinian territory. It's like calling the Ukrainian government the "Kiev regime."
When Russian propagandists say they want peace now, you correctly understand this to be what Martin Luther King Jr called "peace without justice." The real question is peace on what terms? And the answer for most Israeli liberals is peace without settling the Palestinian refugee issue and without granting the Palestinians any real guarantees.
Disappointing, you're usually more perceptive than this.
I don't support genocide. Of either Israelis or Palestinians, unlike you. Two state solution is the only other possibility here, and I support those who want it, even if it means compromises on their side. There are such people among Israelis and Palestinians, but they need to be allowed to come to terms without interference from maximalist factions.
If I seem pro-Israeli, it's because your stance is way into the maximalist Palestinian territory, and from there, every compromise seem pro-Israeli. That's your problem, not mine.
Speaking about that, Hamas is about as Palestinian as Houtis. It's an Iranian proxy for a war against Israel that doesn't give a damn about Palestinians wanting to live in peace. Just look where the actual leadership is...mostly cowering in other countries. Pity you can't see that.
Speaking about Israeli opinions...I took a brief look. In 2003 poll, which was latest I could find in quick search, 76% supported full or partial Israeli withdrawal from West Bank. I'd say that there would be real support for the kind of "Keep Gaza and West Bank, just leave us alone" kind of peace among Israeli. I wouldn't call that "peace without justice" in this conflict.
He seems more perceptive than you.
I also don't see how it can be argued that if one side doesn't like how the negotiations are, they can murder the negotiator/leader of the other side and see if the next one does better for them.
I mean, it's almost comedic to believe this.
Intimidation. Eventually, someone will value his life high enough to sincerely start negotiating.