About 40k Palestinians have been killed by Israel so far. These people are stateless and not allowed to leave, have limited access to food and water, and have no hope of ever fighting back or escaping. That includes the innocent children who represent a huge fraction of the victims. It certainly draws parallels to the Holocaust, if nothing else, though the scale and motivations are different.
I would call it an extermination heavily obfuscated by layers of plausible deniability. Too many deliberate war crimes have been committed against civilians at this point to see it as good faith warfare against Hamas. Denial of food and water to the area are probably the worst offenses but there are many.
Yea but you see, we can't stop this particular genocide because... reads notes
a bigger genocide has happened in the past and you can only ever stop the worstest one. Or something.
That's why Jan Karski toned down his report on the Holocaust; he was afraid people wouldn't believe the unimaginable horrors he saw. He was still met with skepticism.
Everyone was really horrified when information on what was happening went public.
And there were little doubts on making what needed to be done to punish perpetrators and making Germany incapable of doing something like that again for years to come.
Shitty holocaust deniers were something that came later.
Yeah you can say that if you like, and you are probably correct in technical terms, but why does it that make it not possible to claim other genocides share a lot with the holocaust? Like the racism and rise in fascism and the legitimization of mass murder, etc... all the hunger and thirst and dying are akin to the holocaust. Being trapped in an open air prison is only slightly less worse than being in a concentration camp.
Does China have the US government by the nuts? Does China get F-35s and 2000lb bombs funded by my tax dollars for their genocide? Is China a shining example of western democracy and values in their part of the world? Is it possible to be upset about more than one genocide at a time?
Rather different from directly funding their war machine. And capitalism has never been a mechanism for expressing the moral desires of voters, has it?