A fierce international debate has emerged over whether Israel's military actions in Gaza constitute genocide, with scholars, journalists, and human rights advocates deeply divided. Some prominent voices, including genocide experts and Holocaust scholars, argue that Israel's campaign meets the legal and moral criteria for genocide, citing widespread civilian deaths, starvation, and destruction. Others, including major media columnists and Israeli officials, strongly reject the label, insisting the term is being misapplied and politicized. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, with tens of thousands dead and aid distribution hampered, fueling global outrage and calls for accountability. The controversy underscores the urgent need for clarity, action, and protection of civilians as the conflict drags on.
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