It is too bad for Israel and Palestine to have such a neighbor to each other. Far from it, starting with the United Nations setting the divider line in 1947, Israel and Palestine fought the following year.
Moreover, at that time, there were Lebanese troops, Syrian troops, Iraqi troops, Jordanian troops, Egyptian troops and so many neighboring countries, which brought a more complicated situation to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
At that time, Jordan also occupied a large area of the West Bank, which is now the majority of Palestine. At that time, the Gaza Strip was still under Egyptian control, and Jerusalem was an international trusteeship area.
These surrounding neighbors were all against Israel, but unfortunately they were still scattered and did not know how to unite against Israel. Later, Israel broke through one by one, constantly expanding its territory, and squeezing out the Palestinian territory smaller and smaller.
Since then, Israel has had bad relations with its neighbors, and Palestine has had good relations with its other neighbors, but it has not been good with Israel. These two countries are enemies of each other, and they are the kind that cannot be reconciled with deep hatred.
In fact, governing a country is the same as governing a family, and you have to encounter the problem of how neighbors get along, and if you look at Israel and Palestine, you will know how important it is to have a good neighbor.
Because neighbors between countries cannot be moved, since they become neighbors, if they want to live comfortably in the future, they must maintain good relations, and they must communicate with each other in the concept of good-neighborliness and friendship, so as to become good neighbors for each other.
On the contrary, blindly looking at each other unfavorably, attacking each other, and competing with each other for territory, the relationship can only get worse and worse, and eventually lead to the outbreak of war.
Like Israel, there are five neighbors, Lebanon and Syria to the north, Jordan to the east, Egypt to the southwest, and entangled Palestine. Do these 5 neighbors have good neighbors for Israel? If there is none, then the problem lies with Israel itself.