The Job Netanyahu Says He's Finishing! /Lt Col Daniel Davis & Scott Horton

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Benjamin Netanyahu rejected accusations of genocide, claiming Israel should be praised for humanitarian efforts like urging civilians to evacuate. He contrasted this with historical genocides, saying Nazis never “kindly asked Jews to leave.” Critics argued this was disingenuous, pointing out that Israel is destroying Gaza’s infrastructure, displacing its population, and attempting to erase Palestinian society—actions consistent with genocide as defined by scholars.

They highlighted that even without mass killings, forcing people to flee through starvation, bombardment, and destruction of records and institutions constitutes genocide. Netanyahu also denied Israel was weaponizing food, saying Israel provided over two million tons of aid. Detractors countered with reports and testimony showing widespread starvation, reduced food distribution sites, deliberate targeting of civilians seeking aid, and chaotic, violent food handouts enforced by lethal force.

Critics dismissed Netanyahu’s claims about Hamas stealing food, noting while some looting occurs, Israeli policies and military actions are the primary cause of deprivation and suffering.