Nope because hamas is a byproduct of the Israel's occupational apartheid. "Hamas" in the general sense will always exist as long as the Israelis occupation and unlawful imprisonment of Palestine exist. It doesn't matter whose in control of Israel, they've had the same Islamophobic foreign policy for decades now.
Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood -- a group that predates what we refer to as Israel by 2 decades.
While it is true that Hamas was created during the first intifada, that really doesn't tell the whole story.
MB had been an active player in keeping the region destabilized.
1. The rise of Anwar Sadat
2. The Yom Kippur war
3. Camp David accords
4. Assassination of Sadat due to 3
5. The formation of Hamas
We keep talking about the Israeli response, but just ignoring everything in the lead up.
You probably have a state solution if Sadat wasn't assassinated and shifting power back to those who want nothing short of the Islamization of that entire region.
You probably have a state solution if the Yom Kippur war was about freeing the Palestinians instead of Egypt and Syria trying to reclaim that land for themselves as occupiers.
You likely don't see a Bibi lead coalition government if those events hadn't played out.
But those are the realities and until there's some shake up in leadership across the board this shyt gonna be on rinse and repeat.