> This position aligns with Arabs, who don't want a Jewish state in the Middle East. Hamas says it directly; others are not so direct, but one can infer their p

> This position aligns with Arabs, who don't want a Jewish state in the Middle East. Hamas says it directly; others are not so direct, but one can infer their position through their actions. Let's just put things into perspective here - Egypt and Jordan, both Arab countries, have had peaceful relations with Israel for decades. Saudi Arabia was probably very close to signing a deal with Israel as well - an offer that might even still be on the table, if the war ends. I don't think it's accurate to say that "Arabs don't want a Jewish state in the Middle East". Not anymore. And I don't think it matters particularly what "supporters of Palestinians" want, it matters what the people in actual power making the decisions want and do.