Israeli settlers block Palestinian kids’ path to school with tear gas and barbed wire

I think you’re looking at this in a really one-sided way and your anger is limiting your perception.. Yeah, settlement expansion is real. No argument there. But that doesn’t automatically mean every single situation like this one is about “land theft.” Even the reporting itself shows there are competing explanations, including security concerns. You’re just picking one and treating it like it’s proven fact. You’re acting like the security side of this just doesn’t exist. It does. There’s a long history of attacks, especially during the Second Intifada and after, and that’s a big part of why barriers and restrictions exist in the first place. It is known that there are people who who literally celebrate the opportunity to break through a fence and murder anyone and everyone they see with AK47s. You don’t have to like those security policies to acknowledge they didn’t come out of nowhere. One of your personal psychological issues is that you are fixated on dehumanizing Israelis, and me too and I'm not even Israeli. That's a clinical empathy problem that we don't share because I do sympathize with the Palestinians but they've been very clear about their intentions and desire violence. Your selective empathy is like you're demanding people to imagine what Palestinians are going through, which is fair—but you’re not doing the same for Israelis who’ve dealt with attacks over the years. And realistically, if you want fewer barriers and fewer confrontations, that only happens if the violence goes down. That’s just basic cause and effect in any conflict.

If you look at the history from both sides you'd see there are legal findings and those findings although disputed suggest it was not their land,

There isn't any thing that can truly compensate for the dead. Its either accept that, or accept endless war with fault on both sides. Both sides have done bad things since Israel stood up in 1949.