Hamas can't be destroyed. So let's try to get our goals back in to what is actually possible.
Of course it can be destroyed. NSDAP was destroyed, and Hamas can be too.
Of course, it can't be destroyed if Israel is pressured to stop before the job is done.
Biden must drop his silly objection to the Rafah offensive.
Now, destroying the ideology behind it will be harder. But Germany was successfully denazified. So it is possible, albeit not easy.
It is to be determined if there is a Gaza to return to.
What do you mean by "return to"? Very few Gazans have left the Strip.
But yes, there has been widespread destruction, especially in the North. That's the nature of warfare.
There was also widespread destruction in Germany (which incidentally also started the war) but nobody is accusing the Allies of "eradicating" German people.
The trouble is, there is no power structure at the moment. So those in need very well might be able to access the goods. So is the failure of Hamas as far as any type of quasi-governance.
Is that Israel's fault?
Sure, but American and Western meddling definitely makes it harder to America to solve problems in the Middle East. That is definitely part of the problem.
How can you solve any problems without being accused of "meddling" by those who either don't want you to solve the problem or don't like the way you are solving them?