...militant Islam cannot now make do with dividing up the land of Israel between the Jews and the Palestinians.
...the current focus of hatred of Jews - opposition to the very existence of the State of Israel.
I don't agree with everything in this article, but the author raises some interesting points worth discussing.
If they don't they are simply left to fester and reappear later. The following seems to suggest that we should just let all present conflicts play themselves out.
Many more, even if they are less impressive, end with acceptance and compromise among the hawks, when the original fervor wanes with the passage of time, and the battle fatigue of both sides increases. Such a process may go on for a generation or two when the hostility is relatively new; and it may last for many generations when the rift is deep and long-standing. And again, the duration of a conflict does not determine its results.
In my opinion, that is a recipe for disaster. These anti-whatever movements are usually designed to direct the populations attention outward to some imagined enemy rather than focus on the problems created by the leaders at home. That was true of Nazism, Communism, the PLO, and now of Wahabbism. It has nothing to do with a "natural" hatred but is, instead, one created, magnified, and exploited by the state. The purpose is to keep those in power in their positions of luxury despite their failed policies.