Still wanting peace is admirable. Still wanting peace is also meaningless.
Israelis have wanted peace for the best part of a century - a fair number of Palestinians too. But wanting peace will do nothing all the time there is a group of religious fundamentalists with their hearts set on the eradication of Israel.
Anyone who truly wants peace should be fully behind the complete and immediate destruction of Hamas, not calling for a ceasefire that only one side will ever honour.
And again, nothing to do with the video I posted.
The difference between you and I is I can wholeheartedly agree with you that Hamas needs to be completely destroyed, but you will always refuse to acknowledge Israel’s part in its creation as an entity. And that despite the current obliteration of Palestine and its civilians coming to an end if that were to happen, Netanyahu and his merry band of far-righters will continue to gaslight, occupy, provoke, oppress, take hostage, steal from and kill (or allow IDF/settlers to kill with impunity) Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. Or as you like to call it, 'striving for peace for the last century'. All under the guise of self-defence. And thus create another version of Hamas to use as an excuse for it being ‘impossible’ to create a two-state solution (knowing he doesn’t have to say the quiet bits out loud about Palestine that Hamas openly says about Israel). That said, party members have publicly stated their genocidal tendencies and call for a second Nakba. So peaceful. I won’t reiterate the fact they used similar terminology of ‘river to the sea’ in their original charter because I’d probably get accused of antisemitism or similar.
Peace is a two-way street. Every time someone says Hamas needs to be destroyed and the hostages need to be returned, anyone can retort with Israel needs to recognise Palestine as a state and not continue to steal their land and deny Palestinians their basic rights. That's how terrorist groups form and come into power, then refuse to relinquish that power through democratic process. Both can be correct statements and both are the foundation for peace going forwards.
I could go into much further detail of my opinions, but as
@spurspinter1 so accurately put it, you don't have any interest in good faith discussions around topics which don't align to your political beliefs. The saddest part is I know you are able to and have done on many other topics that don't require you to concede you just have an opinion rather than being right. I hold my hands up and admit I reply to you in bad faith at times and use personal insults. However I do so openly, not snidely or in a weasel-like manner to draw out an extreme reaction. You've said yourself in the past it amuses you, so keep getting your kicks as it's your desire and your forum. I'll try and probably will fail to not be urged to respond to your nonsense.