YANBU OP, but YABU to post it here as we all know what this thread will become.
There is no genocide except the one that certain radical Islamist factions are trying to carry out on the only Jewish state. Those factions have played a long game of media manipulation over very many years, tapping into existing antisemitis so now people believe them because 24% if the world population is Muslim and people are bending over backwards to not piss them off because we know they'll kick off in violent ways.
It's far easier to incessantly focus on every move Israel makes. Even if Israel had never put a single foot wrong (which is a standard no country has ever reached) it would be the same. The Arabs didn't want Israel resurrected in that spot (excuse the mixed religious metaphor) because Islam cannot conceive that they will ever cede land they consider they have taken, and they have chosen that tiny strip of land as the hill they want to die on. Plus the grand Mufti of Jerusalem was in league with Hitler.
Nobody ever talks about the 900,000 Jews living in Arab lands who were expelled and had to flee to Israel where they were absorbed. Or the Jews living in North Africa who were rounded up and sent to concentration camps in Europe.
Yes the war has been horrendous and the horrendousness of it has largely been created by Hamas. At any point they could have handed the hostages back, but they did not. They have hundreds of miles of underground shelters they could have let their population use, but they did not. They could have abandoned their expressed desire to have one Muslim state from river to sea, but they did not. They could have not invaded Israel and raped, tortured and murdered hundreds of civilians, but they did.
I used to have a lot of sympathy for the Palestinian cause as they were caught as pawns in a situation that benefitted only the wider middle east but I have no sympathy left now. Empathy for human suffering, yes. But no sympathy for their cause. They have kille, both literally and metaphorically, the left wing in Israel who wanted to find peace.
I have many issues with Netanyahu and members of his government. I don't know if there was an alternative way to prosecute the war because I am not a military expert. However high level western military experts have been, and investigated what is happening and concluded everything is above board in the way it's being carried out. The end result may be horrendous, all war is horrendous, and things happen in war that should never happen. But it is not genocide.
By the way Hamas have already significantly revised down their death figures announced last week, for those who like to closely follow and repeat the figures announced by a homicidal terrorist organisation.
I follow various news sourced both UK, Israeli and other overseas sources and the level to which the UK news is biased is truly shocking. The antisemitism I have seen in society is truly shocking. No, it is not antisemitic to criticise Israel in the same way as any other country. But how many times have you heard anyone say that any other country created as a result of decolonisation after WW2 - also along sometimes difficult partitions and with a lot of upheaval - shouldn't exist because people don't like something they have done? The excessive focus on Israel to the exclusion of all other countries and struggles in the world, and the leap to say it should not exist, (which is basically because the Arab countries said they didn't want it to exist and have consistently kicked off since about it existing) IS antisemitic.
I see it very clearly now and I also see - and this is now a widespread view amongst Jews - that there is no future for Jews in Europe as the demographics of Europe are changing. At least we do now have another country to go to, and the last 18 months have proven how important it is that Israel does exist.