Sorry to split this, but got interrupted and accidentally mixed things up and only responded to the last half. I'd edit, but if this takes long enough, you might respond to that, and it's just cleaner this way, so my bad.
That chart shows the deadliest months happening under Biden, a bump to about half the peak monthly killings under Trump, then the eventual “ceasefire” stage we’re at now. The worst of it ended under Trump.
Considering they could have stopped Israel at any time, Democrats get zero credit for more killings happening on their watch and the eventual “ceasefire” happening on Trump’s.
You could also view it as Israel started it while Biden was in office, and he got the violence cut by 3/4 in half a year. Meanwhile, under Trump, the violence managed to as much as quadruple from when he came into office. Or, put another way, no month under Biden was worse than the first, compared to under Trump in which 2/3 months were more violent than when he came into office.
And again, I'm not saying the response was perfect or even good. I'm just saying there's a clear trend of things calming down under Biden and ramping up once Trump gets into office. Now, after Israel is facing global backlash and has been trying to squash it for multiple years, Trump gets into office when Israel is forced to come to the table in spite of himself.