This is the information that is available from reliable sources of the number of Palestinians that would need to be wiped out by Israel in the false accusations of genocide South Africa has brought to the international court of justice:

In the Palestinian territories, there are approximately 5.3 million people, with about 3.1 million in the West Bank and 2.2 million in the Gaza Strip. Within Israel, there are around 1.9 million Palestinians, constituting about 20.95% of the country’s population. The Palestinian diaspora, which spans across various countries, is estimated to include between 5 to 7 million people, with the largest community residing in Jordan, where over 2 million registered Palestinian refugees are reported by UNRWA, and the total number of Palestinians, including non-refugee citizens, is significantly high.

These numbers show that there is not such thing, as chasing the Palestinians to commit genocide.

It has widely been demonstrated that Israel supports life in the territories by supplying water, electricity, gas, medical aid, which is far from genocide.

What Israel is exercising its right to defend itself and going after the proxies of Iran a country that has repeatedly stated the elimination of the state of Israel. Several key points from the Charter of Hammas reflect their position:

1. Rejection of Israel’s Right to Exist: The Charter explicitly rejects the existence of the State of Israel and calls for its replacement with an Islamic state in Palestine. 2. Calls for Jihad: It emphasizes jihad (struggle) as the path to reclaiming Palestine from Israeli control. This has been interpreted by many as advocating armed struggle against Israel. 3. Anti-Zionist Rhetoric: The document contains strong anti-Zionist rhetoric, equating Zionism with imperialism and asserting that the liberation of Palestine is a duty for all Muslims. 4. Article-Specific References: Certain articles in the Charter directly reference the goal of eliminating Israel. For example, Article 13 states that peaceful solutions and international conferences are rejected as means to resolve the Palestinian issue.

It’s important to note that the call of genocide as for the international repeated phrase “from the river to the sea” by those supporting Hammas has the same purpose as Hitlers rethoric “free of Jews”.

If there is a threat to commit genocide, it is by Iran, and its proxies not by Israel.

Do those who walk around chanting the destruction of Israel walk in the same direction the German did in the 30s?

Then, who is to be accused of pursuing genocide?