The western media and the Israeli propaganda talk about the Palestinian population being radicalized but you have no idea how indoctrinated the Israeli society is and how decades of occupation and colonization have perverted the mind of big chunk of Israelis. It's of course not reported in the western mainstream media, but there's a bunch of documentaries avalaible on YouTube (for people who really want to know) that tell volumes about the state of the Israeli society and their readiness to accept a Palestinian state. People forget that Netanyahu hasn't been in power for more than 16 years by force.
My German ex-wife, who really wasn't pro-Palestinian, visited friends in Tel Aviv and was the West Bank about 10 years ago. She was absolutely shocked by the casual racism showed by the Israelis she met, how they spoke about the Palestinians and their treatment in the West Bank. And her friends weren't exactly illiterate incels. She was really shaken by what she saw and heard there, and that's not even talking about Gaza. Things got much, much worse since then.
In addition to the arrogance and sense of superiority, there's a sentiment of impunity that allows the Israeli elected officials to make genocidal declarations and the IDF soldiers post videos even the Russians wouldn't, because they know that whatever they do, they'll never be held accountable. Of course, there's Israelis who oppose that and have been trying to raise the alarm for years, but they're preaching in the desert. The Israeli society has been steadily sliding to the far-right since Rabin was murdered in 1995. Any other country would've been declared unfrequentable and sanctioned, but we all know that when it comes to Israel, rules simply don't apply.
Here's an interview of Daniel Levy, who was an Israeli negociatior for the Oslo Accords, about the rise of the far-right in Israel and its hold on a part of the society.
@Amir can give his piece of mind about how accurate Levy's analysis is.