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Calling systematic slaughter a war is a cover story, and no amount of legal nitpicking makes mass the death of civilians defensible. Nothing — not a massacre, not insurgents — justifies starving and bombing a trapped population, and a truce announcement doesn't wipe the slate clean. Moral clarity is being muddied by people who treat Palestinian lives as negotiable.
A genocide charge demands proof of intent, not mind-reading of wartime quotes by commissioners who picked the verdict before the investigation started. Faulting the army that drops leaflets and opens corridors, while ignoring a terrorist enemy that fights from hospitals and schools, deliberately putting civilians in the firing line, turns self-defense into a crime.