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at least to Ehud Omar and Ehud Barak, both former prime ministers of Israel, have come out and said Netanyahu's committing war crimes in Gaza.

Now, they didn't call it a genocide, but they called it war crimes.

So that's where your debate is at this point.

Where are we between genocide and war crimes?

What area in there does this occupy?

But how the fuck do you defend any of that, dude?

Definitely more on that side, yeah.

For sure.

Yeah, well, there was just a... So here it is.

It's going to give a more politically correct answer at this point, I bet.

I'd be fascinated to see what it says.

Yeah, I'm not sure.

What do you think it's going to say?

I'm guessing politically correct answer.

Some argue yes, some say no.

Let's see.

Well, also, I mean, I think one of the real problems, and this is why I kind of avoided using the term genocide too much, at least in the beginning, is that...

There's no good definition for genocide.

That definition they gave you at the beginning is the official codified under international law definition.

It's attempting to destroy a group in whole or in part.