First-hand views are always interesting.

Q: As a Palestinian (Arab) Muslim citizen living in Israel, what do you think about Israel?

A: While I am not Muslim I am an Arab citizen so I thought I’ll give my opinion about this matter:

I don't see my self as Palestinian. I was born in Israel and I have an Israeli citizenship and I never felt the zeal towards the Palestinian cause simply because I wasn't raised as one.
While not viewing my self as a Palestinian I fully support Palestine’s right of existence, independence and the two state solution.
I disapprove of my government’s actions in the West Bank and east Jerusalem. The settlements in the west bank are illegal and must be disbanded or otherwise when not possible swapped with other pro Palestinian villages located in Israel beyond the green line in a future two state solution.
Along with many Israeli Arabs (Muslims/Christians/Druze) I too serve in the IDF. The anti-Israel movement’s portrayal of the IDF as “baby killing civilian molesting murderers" is wrong on so many levels. There have been many cases where IDF officers expressed views that were too “pro Palestinian” or too “leftist” according to the current government. Whenever a soldier acts on his own and violates Palestinians’ rights the army punishes him/her (rightly so) often ending in imprisonment unlike the propaganda videos on YouTube where it’s claimed that the IDF actually approves and encourages these violations.
Having talked until now only about the Israeli side I'd like to say something to the Palestinian side: abandon any way of violence and commence in peaceful protests. Stop inciting your own population into violent actions and show real commitment for peace without conditions. As long as organizations like Hamas exist there will never be a peace agreement and the situation will only get worse for both sides. (Some of these points apply also to the Israeli side. I only wish we are smart enough to follow these steps)

Q: As a Palestinian living in Gaza, what do you think about Hamas?

A: As Gazan, I think Hamas is more well-organized comparing with other resistance movements, but.. let me describe more..

Each movement have social wing as well as military wing, Having said that, I think Hamas is taking the military path as the only solution to get rid of the Israel’s occupation

In 2006 Hamas won the parliamentary elections, Fatah lost it. A conflict started between them in 2007 due to the lack of resistance approach, Obviously Hamas used power to take over Gaza, According to that, the siege began from Egypt, UN and the Palestinian authority ( Fatah regime ).

Since then, Gazans are living in an open air-prison. No freedom of movement, lack of health facilities and big economic issues. For those reasons, people of Gaza divided to two parts, People who agree with Hamas in term of fighting the occupation and another part which are more likely to hate Hamas.

Nowadays, voices started to rise up calling for their rights, blaming Hamas for the current living situation.

[quora.com]