It's alternate history. That's like saying a bigger Holocaust and a Nazi-win on WW2 are disrespectful to write. What people write in alternate history does not reflect on the personal political views of said writer.
It isn't alternate history, though, it's future history. The POD is this year. For Israel to somehow transition in 62 years from its current "wow we'd really love to not be driven into the ocean" mentality, where its greatest sins have been disproportionate retribution against Palestinian insurgency, to a "literally kill all Arabs" mentality, where it is literally trying to kill all Arabs... That implies that people alive today would be able to be swayed to that position, and that's quite frankly insulting. I don't care that it doesn't reflect on the personal political views of the writer, the fact is that the writer (presumably) views this as a plausible sequence of future events carried out by real life non-historical people.
It's alternate history. I know Israeli Jews who make "Israel gone mad" timelines. I'm an American, I've made confederate victory scenarios and Nazi America scenarios.
Historically, groups of people that fled persecution would then in turn persecute others. I name Puritans as an American example, the Cossacks of Siberia as a Russian example, hell, there actually is an Israel National Socialist style movement. National Bolsheviks.
I don't see what the big deal is whatsoever.
I've been looking for the past half hour and for the life of me I can find no evidence of an Israeli National Bolshevik Party except for a single reference on this distinctly shady website, which, because I am not completely guillible, I'm going to not take as incontrovertible fact. There was the paramilitary organization Lehi, which did try and petition Nazi Germany to deport its Jews to British Palestine instead of committing genocide against them, but seeking the salvation of your people with a Zionist ulterior motive isn't even close to subscribing to actual racial purity-type capital-F Fascism. Lehi was arguably lowercase-f fascist, by virtue of being both nationalistic and militaristic, but there's no evidence that even the most hardcore Zionists ever once considered outright extermination of the Palestinian Arabs.