From video footage, it appears that most of the cities are still standing.
Frankie, it's a war zone. Power is out. Water is out. That's what happens in a war zone. That's not genocide. That's a battle zone.
Yes, people have a choice to move out and live in tents and shelters or live in a war zone with live ammo being fired. Hopefully, HAMAS is rooted out and killed in a couple of weeks and people can return to their home.
Food, water and power are being blocked by Israel.
That is genocide, not war.
Your argument is like saying its war, sometimes nukes are used so its ok to use nukes. Like sometimes gas chambers are used in war so its ok to use gas chambers. There is nowhere safe in Gaza. Nowhere.
Bosnia and Rwanda featured deliberate mass murder of populations. The only similar occurrence in the area we're discussing is 7 October. THAT was a mini genocide.
The numbers are different, that's all. The intent is the same.
Food and water is getting in. There are videos of trucks delivering both. A problem is that HAMAS and other armed groups are seizing and withholding the shipments.
The ICRC says 10% of what is needed is getting in.
Agreed that feeding and caring for such a large # of civilians in a war zone is a challenging task. HAMAS could simply surrender and return the hostages. They won't do that.
Israel is the occupying power and under the Geneva Conventions they are responsible for the well being of those they occupy. Its Israel's duty, not Hamas.
It's not genocide. It's what happens in every urban war zone that has ever taken place.
No, there has never been a war on a concentration camp where 2.2 million people are intentionally deprived of food and water before.
Never.