If you're talking about the illegal settlements in the west bank, you're damn right they should stop. It's been a point of contention within Israel since it began, and I think it should be stopped, and should never have started to begin with.
If you're talking about the entire country of Israel, kindly fuck off. This is an old nuanced and complex issue, your reductionism of is only making it impossible to talk about it realistically. No, the entire Jewish population of Israel is not going to just leave the only country they've ever lived in.
I do believe it is possible, in the far future, for us to coexist peacefully here. Sadly everything seems to be going in the opposite direction.
Personally I can't recommend it, and I'll likely migrate away soon.
Proton VPN is the only part that I'm really happy with, it has always just worked for me whenever I needed it, but I don't use it that often.
Proton Mail is underdeveloped. I constantly run into missing features and general pain. Once I lost a really huge email draft I was writing because of some connectivity/sync issues and there was no option for recovery, even though I was sure the contents were still in memory somewhere, just inaccessible. I had to rewrite that from scratch.
Proton Drive is iffy. One of my main uses for it is to back up my photos and videos from my Android phone, and this could really be improved. There is no option to delete the local copy to free up space on the device, you have to do that manually and double-check that each thing you delete is actually backed up, which is tedious. Long videos (20+ minutes) fail to upload at all and crash the app with a memory leak, last I tried it. Photos and videos aside, as cloud storage it has generally worked for me, but as I use Linux I can only use it through a web browser, so there's no option to sync a folder. This is by far the biggest complaint users have - that they need to make a Proton Drive client for Linux.
All of these issues, I have brought up with Proton support and they have never made any improvements or fixed.
Proton Calendar also feels undercooked, I don't have more details on that except that it's more bothersome to use than calendar apps I've used in the past. There is no agenda view that spans multiple days, for instance.
SimpleLogin is great, but it wasn't actually developed at Proton, instead was just bought up by them. Nevertheless, I use it a lot and will likely keep a standalone subscription to it in the future.
I have not used their office suite alternatives, but it's very surprising and alarming that they can't open LibreOffice files which are an open standard.
When I do eventually move away, I intend to use Tutanota for email and calendar (hopefully it fares better), and any reputable Nextcloud provider for Drive.