Is religion responsible for the opposition to peace in the Israel-Palestine conflict?

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but do you think that the violence of the Palestinians (and surely you're not going to argue it doesn't exist) is any less prevalent or less unacceptable than what you cite as Zionist violence?

It sounds like a culture to you. It's not a reference to culture, however.

Repeating yourself doesn't make it any less of a misconception.

This is another presumption not supported by the text of the stele.

You're basing your claims on your presumptions that are based on the Biblical legends and myths.

Repeating the delusion doesn't make it any less of a delusion.
You're repeating your delusion, again.
And again.

Good. We've finally established that you are aware that Israel broke a ceasefire with Hamas.

Let's look at the facts. The United Nations Security Council, the United Nations General Assembly, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the International Court of Justice, and the High Contracting Parties to the Geneva Convention all concur that the Israeli settlements are illegal.

Do you support a regime that commits land theft?

If so, I would suggest to you that there comes a point when you have to admit to yourself that you’ve fallen into the “Israel is right and the world is wrong” mindset.

Are you opposed to Palestinians resisting occupation?

And what about that ceasefire Israel broke with Hamas? What's up with that? Do you think it speaks to the Israeli regime's desire for peace?

The Israelis cut off water from the West Bank.

Do you know how long humans can live without water?

Palestinians are the victims. They fight to defend the land of their parents. Israel prevents them from retrieving the land in favor of a Jewish homeland.

They fight because they enjoy killing innocent people

They are victims. Of Israel and of Arab states and leaders. But they are victims.

They were being delegated to by Europeans, outsiders, on the land they had lived on for generations upon generations. They weren't kindly being given less than half their land. Why should they be expected to resign themselves to such a "solution." They acted in anger and desperation to a decision they had no say in.

You clearly aren't sympathetic to the Palestinian narrative, and only see things in a way that fit your own, so there's no point arguing.

From the simple fact that the international community has declared Israel's settlements on Palestinian lands as illegal should be enough information for any clear minded person to see who is breaking the laws. It's a very simple issue.

They're fighting for their land with rocks.