They probably are, considering the context. Attacking a music festival is far away from attacking a place where the Israeli government bulldozed Palestinian homes so that hard line Israeli citizens could take it over; why bring up “settlers aren’t civilians”?

While I don’t at all condone indiscriminate attacks against innocent people, I can also sympathize with the frustration when Western foreign powers say “Here, go set up your ethnostate on this piece of land which we don’t really have the authority to give you, and where people already live. Oh, and if those people already didn’t like you, they’re going to really not like you now. You’re going to treat them as second class non-citizens? Sure, we’ll look the other way. By the way, this land is not only really important to your religion, it’s also really important to two other major world religions, and none of you like each other very much at all. What could go wrong?”

Russia is invading Ukraine, and it is undoubtedly right to be on the side of Ukraine working to eject them. The state of Israel just appeared one day, and has been pushing and shoving Palestinians ever since. Killing innocent people, parading prisoners through the streets - that’s not the way to fight back. But I cannot fault Palestinians for wanting to fight.