Thats the loosest version of "unintentional collateral damage"
Loose to you, maybe. Many others don't see it that way. Take that up with George Bush, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. They made "collateral damage" regarding civilian deaths acceptable while sacrificing our young men and women for Israel's (and their offshore accounts) benefit.
and will point out there's plenty of archeological evidence that supports the claims of religious zionism
There's plenty of empirical and scientific evidence that Palestinians are the direct descendants of the Hebrews that inhabited Palestine that converted to Christianity/Islam, while Ashkenazim are a mixture of Khazar, Slavic, Germanic, Turkish and Roma with varying degrees of Middle Eastern DNA, which is ascribed to the expulsion of Jews by Hadrian after the last Jewish–Roman war and their foray into Europe. The DNA of Mizrahim is similar to the Palestinians; Yemenite Jews are considered to be closest to the original Jewish inhabitants of Palestine with regard to their DNA. Their religious practices and Hebrew are considered to be the almost identical to what was spoken/practiced in antiquity. If we're looking at who has the better claim its the Yemenites but I have never heard any Israeli suggest Israel/Palestine be give over to them.
Making them live on reservations etc
Again, you can find fault with it all day long and still doesn't change the fact you are engaging in rhetorical fallacies. This is a debate thread about the Israel/Palestine conflict, not US Native Americans.
if they actually elected a government who Israel wanted
The Palestinians elected the government
they wanted, not the one Israel wanted. Democracy for me but not for thee isn't a legitimate argument, much less a viable solution.
arent these the same pollsters
Nope.
This has gotten stale.
The Arab states are cucked.
Not this one:
Yemeni women selling their gold jewelry to provide financial assistance to the Palestinians. As the Saudi sheikhs loll about with fat bank accounts sporting platitudes, its the poorest Arab country that is actually doing something to help the Palestinians.