Do we really have right to speak on Israel Palestine conflict?

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I admit I am ignorant. There is a checkered history there, obliterating moral right .. rather making it so difficult to identify what is right and what is wrong that I feel swayed this way and that way all the time. I have soft corner for Jews. I have read a lot about holocaust and walked a mile in shoes of every one of those stories that I came across, including those Kapos. I don't think I would have been brave to defy...and defy for what...I would be just another person being killed by Zyklon B. I also have soft corner for the Germans now and Germans back then. Back then, it was difficult to defy the system. It was better to remain non commital at the best. Even that must have been difficult because it could be misread as finding the Nazi regime unacceptable. Moreover, the data being fed was such that people actually started believing in what was being told to them. Do we ever verify the news items? No. So they too did not. It is unfair on our part to look at contemporary Germans as Nazis ..because they had not control over the past, and their ancestors too were mistaken, which is not a sin. Did they know of holocaust? I guess not. Are there any news reports on holocaust? Not likely. Likewise, I feel sorry for Palestinians. The land was not theirs. But the Jews had left for greener pastures. So Palestinians settled there, survived there, in whatever manner. Historically, they may have driven Jews away. But the Jews did not exhibit any inclination to return to the promised land, till holocaust happened. Did they? So when the holocaust happened, the world leaders who had known what was happening in those camps, but had turned blind eye towards the atrocities, decided to relieve their conscience by giving Jews a country of their own. Good thought, bad implementation. They needed to persuade Palestinians to sell their lands, offering them money for their lands. Then Palestinians would not have any grouse. But as things stand, and hopefully, I am not wrong, they offered land to Israel without giving sufficient thought to the would be uprooted Palestinians. Just because it was a British colony does not entitle the Brits to uproot the settled folks. Does it? While rapes on October 7, and other murders are abhorring stuff, it makes me wonder why we the rest of the world did not object to Israel's settlement in West Bank. That would have prevented the October 7 atrocities perhaps. It is, therefore, natural for Palestinians to take extreme steps because the world has not bothered to understand them, and their plight.