I would say October 7 has exacerbated those two problems, because it brought to the fore the depth of the Palestinian extremism problem. Even many Israelis who had previously supported a two-state solution have been turned against it as a result of October 7, because they realized the extremism problem was worse than they had grasped.
The second is the understanding of just how high the risks are of territory being taken over by the Iranian axis. Let's remember that Israel is not as large as Canada. This would leave Israel only nine miles wide at its narrowest point.
I would say that October 7 has shone a light on the negative trends that existed before and has crystallized an understanding among many Israelis about why a two-state solution without the containment of the Iranian regime and without Palestinian deradicalization and acceptance of Israel's existence would only push peace further away rather than bring it forward, as we would all like to see happen.