Populations suffering from genocide do not usually increase, as the Palestian population had since October 7th.
Genocide is defined as the intentional destruction, in whole or in part, of a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group so whether a population is increasing or not is irrelevant.
You might want to look at the proportion of non-combatant casualties in Gaza and compare that to other cases of urban warfare around the world.
Irrelevant. Israels leaders openly bragged about their intentions to commit genocide & followed up on them.
And perhaps consider why Hamas spent a fortune on building tunnels and nothing on air raid shelters. And why it chose to embed itself in schools and hospitals.
Irrelevant to whether genocide is being committed.
The reason Israeli civilian casualties are so low isn't because Israel isn't under regular rocket attacks. It's because its because its government protects its people.
Like they did by effectively enabling the massacre on10/7?