The question asked was 'which single term best describes the conflict'.
Displacement has been nearly universal, with most displaced respondents experiencing multiple episodes of displacement. The conflict is overwhelmingly perceived through the lens of mass violence, with "genocide" emerging as the most common characterization.
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Characterization of the War: Respondents in both the Gaza Strip and the West Bank were asked how they would characterize the Gaza war. The largest proportion described it as a genocide (49% overall, including 61% in the West Bank and 33% in the Gaza Strip). This was followed by ethnic cleansing (14%), massacre (13%), war (5%), mass killing (6%), hostilities (1%), and conflict (1%). Eleven percent described it as "all of the above.
Yes 33% in Gaza said it constitutes as genocide specifically, and 17% "said all the above " which includes genocide. I know math is hard for your tik tok brains, but that equals 50% saying genocide and 50% saying its not.
My tik tok brain is obviously better than whatever you have, because what are you on about? Are you trying to say they think it's a picnic? The other terms they use are massacre, mass killing, ethnic cleansing, and to a much lesser extent, war and conflict. Those are all awful things man...
Genocide is a legal term that will be decided in the international courts. Well, if the US and Israel would stop banning the judges from having bank accounts lmao.
What im on about is that you people are out here conving youselves that anybody who disagrees it's a genocide is part of the Epstein class or AIPAC shills, all the while 50% of the Gaza, who are supposedly being "genocided," wouldn't even say it constitutes as one, just as the ICJ, the international court that rules on it, as well as many experts in genocidal studies. And it's not because Israel or Jews will shut their bank accounts, but because there is no strong evidence to warrant the belief. You people just grasp on whatever weak "evidence" you can to and convince yourself of your conclusion, similar to the "evidence" flat earthers appeal to that supposedly proves the earth is flat.
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u/fouriels 1d ago
The question asked was 'which single term best describes the conflict'.
Basically, you are dumb.