I think they’ve subscribed to this compromised worldview where the prime minister of Israel is this singularly culpable figure, and the politics and public that created and supports him is irrelevant. See, the supposedly-liberal opposition leader is explicitly endorsing starving the Gazans and we
Are supposed to believe that when (not if) Netanyahu loses an election he goes to jail and Israeli policy does a 180. His replacement will be less corrupt and might differ in some policies, but there’s no majority to be made in Israeli politics today that opposes the destruction of the Gazans.
I wish it weren’t so, but that’s just a sober assessment of the elected officials and their public statements, and polling of the public.