Question

For 2,000 years we’ve been angry at those who burned the storehouses.
Everyone understands that this had to be done.
They burned them so that the “camp of no choice” would be forced to go out to war with them.
And because of them we were killed.
 
As for the YOS regulations, everyone understands that Israel’s security requires transferring them.
In any case, those who most need this (the settlers, the activists, and what for some reason is called their “rabbinic leadership”) opposed it.
 
The result: either dissolve the Knesset (and then it automatically continues for another half year) or a security catastrophe.
Do they deserve the same attitude of revulsion that the nation has formed in its heart for 2,000 years toward the burners of the storehouses?