@Olivier5,
"You are soaked with ideology too,"
No. I have no illusions, unlike the hard-core Palestinian activists.
"Like your idea that Israelis don't want the West Bank... What the heck have they been doing there for half a century, settling it like crazy, if they don't want to stay? "
Sure, they would want it if it was empty. But they don't want it with the millions of Palestinians there. And they know that Palestinians are not going anywhere. Most Palestinians know Israel is not going anywhere - but far from all of them. A large portion still dreams of no Israel at all - read the PLO charter, let alone Hamas et al.
Just look at official polls if you don't believe me:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/161456/israelis-palestinians-pro-peace-process-not-hopeful.aspx
"Why annex the Golan if they don't want to stay there either?"
That's even easier to answer - because before they were on the Golan, the Syrians constantly bombarded the Hula valley for many years for no good reason.
Wikipedia:
"In the period between the first Arab-Israeli War and the Six Day War, the Syrians constantly harassed Israeli border communities by firing artillery shells from their dominant positions on the Golan Heights.[75][76] In October 1966 Israel brought the matter up before the United Nations. Five nations sponsored a resolution criticizing Syria for its actions but it failed to pass due to a Soviet veto"
Now they are not bombarding it any more. The Golan heights are not that populated - most of them are basically mine fields.
"So that is a non-factual, purely ideological point."
Not at all. I talk to Israelis constantly (Jews and Arabs). I'm not talking based on propaganda like many others. BTW, I also talk to Palestinians. What's funny, is that Palestinians are much more pragmatic than some of pro-Palestinian activists away from that region. Probably because they have to live there and actually care about their future , unlike Western activists who just need a cool thing to protest about.
"And bad hasbara too." - cool that you learned one Hebrew word.
"Or the idea that Palestinians should not meet an invading army and settlers with resistance. That's pretty absurd. "
Why didn't they resist Jordan when it invaded them?
To remind you, if you're forgetting, they were invaded in 1967 in response to a war that Arabs started with the goal of eliminating Israel. You know that, right? If they didn't start that 1967 war - there would be no occupation today. If they had accepted the 1947 partition plan, they would have had even more land now.
Now, I am aware of the fact that the settlers are taking advantage of that occupation. I am very much against that. And so is the majority of Israelis - just talk to them if you don't believe me. But don't talk to the Palestinians to find out what the Israelis think - that's absurd.
"So lead by example: try and adopt a rational outlook on this issue."
That's what I'm trying to do