At the bottom of article:

> Between 7 October 2023 and 15 March 2026, the UN's humanitarian affairs office, OCHA, says 1,071 Palestinians were killed in the West Bank, including at least 233 children.

Does that sound like genocide?

Meanwhile, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/October_7_attacks says 1,195 civilians and security forces killed. 4300 rockets launched. How many people would that have been if Israel was jamming kumbaya?

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mindslight a day ago | parent [-]

I was not making the argument that the situation is genocide. Rather I was pointing out that your comments constitute incitement to genocide.

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dzhiurgis 13 hours ago | parent [-]

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	▲	mindslight 13 hours ago \| parent [-]
		lol. That refrain has gotten pretty tired and even the mainstream is waking up to how preposterous it is. Suffering horrific atrocities in your culture's past is not some license to commit your own new atrocities. Seriously, try applying your own rationalizations to the Palestinian perspective and see how that makes you feel - can October 7th be justified because "[Israelis] have been attacking [Palestinian] civilians forever" ? The answer is a resounding NO. As I said, it's cycle of violence.