This will only go on for so long before some forward thinking, progressive leader, be it an imam, businessman, educator, or just a construction foreman, steps up and creates an "anti-HAMAS" movement that rejects the radical ideologies, kicks HAMAS and other militant groups out of residential areas, and seizes control of government power to create a viable alternative for Israel to negotiate with. We have seen with Germany, Japan, and other areas that when you get your teeth kicked in enough eventually all the "tough guys" are gone and the more level headed thinkers can take over. But Gazans have to be willing to cut ties with their out of country "leaders" living in luxury and other foreign instigators that use them for pawns. Gazans are gonna have to make a big cultural shift in their relationship with the Koran and a move towards secular government with proper checks and balances and duty to the populace. Gazans can clearly work hard when motivated to do so, they could have been a proper labor force for the entire middle east (as opposed to the indentured servant/slave labor groups they import from the east and lower parts of Africa) and made peace with Israel and just gradually buy back the lands they lost. Heck, if Protestants and Catholics can live side by side in secular harmony (except on Sundays) then Arabs and Jews can as well.