Thanks for your comment, Bill. Needless to say, I agree with your reading of my blog post with a couple of reservations. I don't agree with your conclusion about Israel as an entity that "realistically" is here to stay. I'd also like to refer you to a previous blog post I wrote making reference to the term "compensation" in connection with Palestinian rights.

'... They [the Israeli public] scream for “compensation,” whereas Palestinians have been screaming for “restitution” for decades. For those who don’t know the difference between the two terms, compensation refers to payment or something given to make up for a loss or injury, while restitution means restoring something to its original state or returning something that was taken. While both terms involve some form of payment or action, the key difference is in the goal: compensation aims to make up for a loss, while restitution aims to restore what was taken.'

- From "Israel’s scream as performance art and Palestine’s agony"
https://rimanajjar.medium.com/israels-scream-as-performance-art-and-palestine-s-agony-a1b2ff39cc30