@Ionus,
You really are negatively cynical, not to mention thinking you can dig inside my physic over the internet.
The reason I said there are people who are for the two state in both places (Palestine/Israel) was because the last election revealed it for Israel and the Palestinians revealed it when they sought the UN to become a State. Going by those facts, there are Palestinians who have more on their minds than just wiping Israel off the map as the too often used phrase goes and there are those in Israel who support Palestinians having their state and not making any more settlements as was expressed by the liberals in the last Israeli election. For me, it was eye opening as I didn't even know there was liberals in Israel until I read it on international news on the internet.
As for sleeper cells and IS, I really wasn't talking of that, but more of nations who fight because of the long standing differences between Shiite and Sunnis such as what is happening right now in Yemen and what has been happening for eons in Iraq and Iran and so fourth. Surely as more of the younger generations get more global so to speak, they will be begin to see a better way to exist than fighting over religion. That may be a bit pie in sky, but I don't see why it couldn't happen someday. I thought it had a chance during Arab Spring, but it didn't work out too well. However, at least the seed is there.
Moreover, Muslims are not the only ones who have people who are militants, in the US we have more Christian militants who have actually committed or attempted to commit crimes than Muslims though it does not get the same sensational news coverage.