Woop, there it is. You can't rape your way to liberty. But since you support hamas unconditionally, I suppose you disagree with me there.
I would say I support Palestinian liberation, but if you think that means I have to support hamas then I guess I can't do that. That's what I mean when I say you're promoting Israel's narrative when you say pro-Palestinian means pro-Hamas. If that's the case, then I guess they weren't lying when they designated hospitals and schools as military targets. In your own words, those are run by hamas.
If it were up to me, I'd say avoid civilian infrastructure. But if hamas is hiding weapons caches and command centers underneath hospitals and schools, then they're partially responsible for the resulting destruction.
The Palestinian Authority could have made diplomatic progress towards autonomy and sovereignty, but hamas fought them for control and radicalized the youth. Now the Palestinian Authority has no power, and terrorists are indistinguishable from civilians.
But you're not willing to criticize hamas, so you're just gonna pout and accuse me of supporting genocide. I don't. Israel's response has been disproportionate beyond any reasonability. But you're enabling their narrative when you say things like "picking and choosing which [Palestinian factions] you do or don't support is completely ridiculous."
I can and do reject hamas for their ideologies as well as their methodologies. That doesn't mean I approve of Israel's ethnic cleansing, expansion, and settler-colonialism. But when you conflate the two, you're actually helping Israel because now anyone who doesn't support hamas can't support Palestine, apparently, according to you.