Sounds So Much Less Hostile Coming From A Jewish Person

Ilissa Gold weighs in on the subject of settlements in Israeli occupied Palestinian land:

The settlements issue pisses me off more than anything. Here's how I describe it--let's say I decided to go into Mexico to create my own village. Let's say I decided to build my village on some Mexican's land. The Mexican protests, saying it's his land. Oh, but I have an ancient book that I believe was written by an invisible deity that says it's my land, so it doesn't matter whatever "deed" or "title" you may have that grants you the land under secular law. So now I build my village, and I set up roadblocks so that the Mexicans can't get anywhere near my village without going through checkpoints, which greatly impairs their ability to get around. And now they're getting pissed off, so they start throwing rocks and Molotov cocktails. So in response, I DEMAND that the U.S. government send in the Army to protect me.

In such a situation, do you think the U.S. government should send the Army in, or laugh in my face and remind me that I chose to live there and therefore have to deal with the consequences?