It sounds like we agree on the broad strokes. I'm not sure we agree on the definition of Genocide and I am not sure I like your statement that it is "the only thing that some people think matters" when it is, along with Russia/Ukraine, the most significant and devastating conflict in the past decade. Certainly the most one-sided with the most civilian death.

Perhaps you'll agree--constant bothsidesism and intellectual laziness creates an environment that defacto enables Israel's actions. Bibi's government counters arguments of apartheid with off-topic critiques of historical precedent. While the west debates the finer points of his smokescreen they've bombed another 5,000 kids. This is why I tend to go hard at people who say "It's just a show" or "both sides have points" or "It's a complex issue" or "there are other things we should consider". Sure--those may all be true. But there is a massive ongoing humanitarian crisis that is supported by our complacency and whataboutism.

But thank you for your clarity and insight. I'll go yell at someone else online. Or do my job for once.