A fierce international debate has emerged over whether Israel's military campaign in Gaza amounts to genocide, with scholars, journalists, and political leaders deeply divided on the issue. Some experts and commentators argue that the scale of destruction, civilian deaths, and humanitarian crisis meet the legal and moral definitions of genocide, while others insist that the term is being misapplied and undermines its gravity. The controversy is fueled by mounting evidence of war crimes, ongoing famine, and the blockade of aid, as well as the broader context of Israel's responsibility for Gaza's suffering. The debate is not just academic; it shapes international responses, accountability efforts, and public opinion. As the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza worsens, calls for clear terminology and urgent action are growing louder worldwide.
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