Recent reports and discussions surrounding the situation in Gaza have intensified, with a UN commission asserting that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians and seeking permanent control over Gaza and a Jewish majority in the West Bank. A significant number of experts have publicly acknowledged the genocide claims, prompting calls for international intervention. However, others contest these allegations, suggesting that the arguments are based on skewed facts. The situation has raised profound questions about international law and the response of global leaders. As tensions rise, a growing consensus around the severity of the crisis presents both a moral and legal challenge to the international community.