I'm not a 'settler' per se. Users and friends on board know I am southern Israeli. I lived in southern Israel since before I could crawl.
I'm lucky to be alive, yes, that I know. I was saved twice from rocket attacks, because unlike the popular opinion, Palestinians do see me as "letigimate target" even though I live inside the green line.
All 'settlements' in southern Israel are completely legal. I take to mind that you should at least know this most basic fact.
Look, frankly, the world did not have the right to partition Palestine in the first place. To do so today would be an impossibility. Colonialism is pretty much dead now. In fact, Britain didn't have a right to allow immigration into Palestine in the first place.
But now we are dealing with reality, and I really can't see forcing several million Jews to go elsewhere, that wouldn't be right. And I can't say I ever met anyone who argued for that. But I do know they are out there.
But the problem is the settlers who are "creating reality" by breaking the law and trampling on civil and human rights of another people. If Israel will act in good faith to get the settlers out and abandon its designs on acquiring what little is left of Palestine, IOW resolve this situation equitably, the hard liners will recant or be marginalized. Until then, yes there will be some who think the situation has to go back to the way it was at the time of WW 1 even! If Israel doesn't make concessions, neither will they.