Of course he is. I expect he did know. But that does not change the fact that God had to choose a perfect nation to light the way for others. The damage caused from that cannot be led to God's door. "I shall bless those who bless thee, and curse those who curse thee."
They are doing a very poor job at it. Also, why land that was already occupied? Why not empty land? Would have solved A lot of problems.
I'd say we have done a pretty good job of bringing monotheism to the world, since Christianity and Islam are both here because of us.
Except God wanted JEWS to do it, not children of the jewish faith. And really, Christianity is a sin to Jews isn't it? Worshiping a false idol (Jesus)? Also, the Roman Empire is basically the sole reason it's spread as far as it did. So you really should be thanking the Romans for wiping out all the pesky druids, greeks, Vikings, and whatever other pagan religions were destroyed by them in their holy crusade.
And I really hope you aren't suggesting that Jews created Islam because that would make your hatred of it quite ironic since the two faiths are so very similar, aside from an updated rule book.
As far as land that was already occupied (by the Canaanites), that was so God could make an example out of people.
This literally makes no sense. From the perspective of everyone else (the people who would learn the lesson) it was no different than any other conquering army. What lesson did the dead people learn? And what lesson did the living people who heard about it learn? That an army can take over land? If God wanted to make an example out of people, he'd have wiped them out with his divine power.
I recommend reading the Torah before asking further questions on this. As far as modern Israel is concerned, the fact that modern Arabo-Canaanites who call themselves "Palestinians" happen to be there is not our fault. They must be removed, peacefully if possible, forcibly if necessary.
Yes it is. The Jews failed in their Godly task to wipe out all Canaanites. Had they succeeded, there would be no such thing as a "Arabo-Canaanite".