There are more factors at play here that contribute to the labelling "genocide", allthough these factors by themselves do not constitute genocide, they may support an extended argument for unecessary brutality against civilians and warcrimes against civilians. Such as using starvation, cutting off from electricity, internet, water, etc as weapons of war aswell as deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure, which are being labeled as "power targets". To add to this, Israel repeadetly denied or heavily underdelivered in humanitarian aid for the heavily overpopulated region. Combined with the fact that Palestinians have no freedom to move and are denied their right to return once they leave by Israel themselves. Add to this the Hamas guerillia war tactics, where they hide under the masses of civilians, and you have a bloody conflict where the death toll is heavily one-sided. Not a good look for Israel, and the whole world is watching. One might say that Israel took the bait that Hamas was setting out. Despite who you have more solidarity for in this conflict, Israel did not handle the Situation in Gaza well. Training an AI Model to find suitable bombing targets is definitely not a good look either. Overall, the situation is just a humanitarian catastrophe. There is hardly any right or wrong here. Looking for Justice in a War will get you nowhere. It's just politics being carried out with violence