Remove all the structure of the israeli state from the West Bank including the IDF and you're gonna see how real the palestinian "recognition" of Israel really is.
You would then find out how sincere this handshake really was:
Another typical trait of ethnocratic states, Kruska.
Racial dictatorships like Nazi Germany, 19th century America and Israel have ideological structures upon which they justify their continuous expansionism and dispossession of the native population, whose end result, after decades or centuries of expansion, is the confinement of the natives in small, barren, impoverished enclaves like the Bantu Homelands in SA and the reservations in America.
In America the doctrine was called Manifest Destiny, the idea that America was a work in progress that would culminate when american civilization reached the Pacific Ocean.
In Israel, it's the idea that the jewish homeland will only be complete when the entire british Mandate for Palestine is thoroughly Judaized.
As you can see, Kruska... absolutely nothing in the Israeli Palestinian conflict makes sense when you exclude the ethnocratic paradigm:
1 -The eternal absence of a Palestinian state... when all palestinian politicians claim to want one... and claim to be building one. The eternal future state that everybody "wants" but never comes.
2 - Israel and its insatiable appetite for land... A supposedly "normal" country that just can't behave like other normal countries like 21th century America, Canada and France that are satisfied with their own territories.
Nothing in Palestine makes sense when you treat Israel as any kind of state other than the racial dictatorship it really is.
Nothing in Palestine makes sense when you stubbornly insist on treating the West Bank and Gaza as "normal" regions or territories that have the potential to become a real, legitimate country in the future and not as the racial corrals they really are, imposed on the native population by brute force.
But the moment you introduce the ethnocratic paradigm in your analysis of Israel, the WB and Gaza, everything, magically, starts making sense.