It's interesting to see how people would compare Israel's guilt to that of, say, Turkey. The latter put a genocide on 1,5 million Armenians to carve out their territory.

And if you have paid attention, there are quite few voices there as well to officially recognize it as a genocide. It's also rather important to add the bit where this happened before the word genocide existed. Lastly, if we go back far enough in history we'll find dozens of examples that would have been genocides but again, we didn't really have that concept setup until after WWII. From the Wikipedia article on genocide

The 1946 judgement against Arthur Greiser issued by a Polish court was the first legal verdict that mentioned the term, using Lemkin's original definition.

Also I made the argument that Israel perhaps shouldn't exist because it has been an agressor from pretty much day one and it has continued this to the point where there is a clear pattern of aggression. Though the Turks, to continue your example, suppress the Kurds, I haven't seen turkey attack nearly all of its neighbors, and they have definitely not committed genocide in the past 50 years

Israel, on the other side, has been in countless wars with countless countries. It executed (understandable but still) extrajudicial executions, it has subjugated Palestinians to the worst atrocities seen since WWII for over 5 decades now. Hell, they've been funding terrorists (Hamas) just so they could continue murdering innocent Palestinian with a flimsy excuse. They regularly let "settlers" (nice euphemism there) steal Palestinian houses and land, and if Palestinians resisted even the slightest bit, they'd be murdered without repercussions. For decades.

I'd argue that there is a clear structural pattern of aggression and violence from this state, hence the question: should this state continue to exist? Because if it does so in its current form, I guarantee you that the middle east will never find peace.

Then, Palestinians aren't trying to create a state within Israel. They had their lands, were driven off of it, Hardee's in small areas which are the places they'd like to have their independent state with Israel being a neighbor.

And yeah, the way that the middle east was carved up was asking for trouble, because of course it was. That, however, doesn't excuse anything that Israel is doing today nor anything of what it has been doing for decades.