Genocide

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gen·o·cide /ˈjenaˌsīd/ noun. Coined post-Holocaust by a Jewish scholar.

  1. The deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.
  2. By definition, not all wars are genocide. Civilian deaths in war are not genocidal.
  3. Gaza is not a genocide; Palestine has not experienced genocide. Calling it a genocide cheapens the word.
  4. The Oct 7, 2023, attacks on Jews were genocidal.

Summary

There’s no genocide in Gaza or in Palestine. This is Holocaust Inversion, and it’s being leveraged as part of a long-term psyop to eliminate Jews worldwide—and then to take over the West.

Sound crazy? So do things like “Gaza is worse than the Holocaust” and “Zionists are the Nazis now.” Not even close, and a deliberately offensive, ahistorical, outrageous inversion. It’s also a part of the appropriation of everything Jewish: our culture, our land, our sites, our history, and the Shoah (Holocaust).

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1. Wikipedia, and the Woke Mob

Alt Text: Title: “Things We Don’t Trust Mobs to Define:”

Definition excerpt:

Genocide — the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.

Screenshot below shows the Wikipedia page “Gaza genocide.”

Overlay text: “Gaza is not a genocide. Palestine population is up.”

Footer: red bar with “Words Matter. G is for Genocide.”

2. Gaza Isn’t a Genocide

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Header: “Gaza Isn’t a Genocide.”

Main highlighted text:

“The War in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria isn’t about revenge, punishment, or genocide. It’s about eliminating Iranian-backed terror groups that occupy and torture their own people with the intent of destroying all democracy, starting with Israel.”

Two visuals below:

  • Left: map titled “Iran and its proxy network in the Middle East.” Arrows show Hezbollah (Lebanon, 100,000 fighters), Hamas (Gaza, 30,000), Iraqi Government (50,000 fighters loyal to Iran), Houthis (Yemen, 200,000), and the Syrian Government—all linked to Iran.
  • Right: tweet by Aviva Klompas reading: “Israel is being attacked on 7 fronts and yet it’s called the aggressor.” accompanied by a map with arrows showing Hamas, Hezbollah, Syrian, Iraqi, and Iranian groups attacking Israel. Footer: @DOINGJEWISH | Voices for Peace | Judeapedia logos.

3. Palestine Population Increase

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Header: “Gaza is not a genocide. In fact, Palestine population is up.”

Main section shows a table titled “Population of the State of Palestine (2024 and historical)” with yearly data from 1955 to 2024. It lists population growth, migration, and median age, sourced from Worldometer (UN data).

Key numbers: 996,382 in 1955 → 5,495,443 in 2024.

The graph beside it, titled “State of Palestine Population (1950–2024)”, shows a steady population increase from under 1 million to over 5 million.

Visual tone: factual, statistical, gradient background with the word Genocide faintly behind the main text.

4. Genocide is NOT

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Title: “Genocide Is NOT:”

Bulleted list:

  • Any or all wars, or just any form of oppression.
  • The Nakbah, which began as a genocidal attack on Jews and Israeli defensive war after rejecting multiple peace solutions that offended Arab supremacy.
  • The occupation of Palestine, where population has increased dramatically for decades.

Below: large regional map titled “Total casualties of wars in the Middle East.”

Lists conflicts and casualties, e.g.:

  • Iran–Iraq War: 1,000,000–2,000,000 killed
  • Syrian Civil War: 613,407+
  • Lebanese Civil War: 120,000–150,000
  • Yom Kippur War: 15,000+
  • Israeli–Palestinian conflict: 40,000+ Note at bottom: Map (pre-2024) showing much higher casualties across the region; also not genocides. Gradient background, @DOINGJEWISH at right.

5. War vs. Genocide: Venn Diagram

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Header: “War and genocide have several common features; it’s how they are handled that make the difference.”

Text block:

“Displacement, resource distribution, and casualties are all well-documented in Gaza, as are attempts made to diminish them. Genocides don’t allow media, aid, and ceasefire talks. Genocide victims don’t hold children hostage.”

Venn diagram comparing War (blue) vs Genocide (red) with shared middle labeled Displacement, Lack of resources, Disease, Casualties.

Left circle (War): Goal of victory, includes surrender; aid provided to enemy civilians; embedded media; attempts to follow law; two armed sides — Hamas, Iranian Regime, Hezbollah, Houthis, PIJ, Iraq, Syria.

Right circle (Genocide): Goal of elimination of a people; no aid or medicine; attempts to hide atrocities; ideology or “purity” motive; victims unarmed, surrender not an option.

Label “Gaza” points toward the war side. Footer: @DOINGJEWISH.

6. Hostages, Surrender, Aid, and Warnings: War vs. Genocide

Alt Text: Table titled “Genocide”, with columns for Aspect, Context, and Genocide?

AspectContextGenocide?
HostagesIn no genocide do the victims hold civilian hostages and use them as leverage.No. If Hamas releases hostages, there will be a ceasefire. Taking civilians and killing 1,200 started the war.
SurrenderIn no genocide can the victims’ government surrender and the genocide stops.No. If Hamas surrenders, the war ends. Issue: Protesters call for Hamas to win, not surrender, and for only Israel to ceasefire (and be destroyed).
AidIn no genocide do perpetrators provide food and aid to victims.No. Holocaust victims starved. There is no mass starvation on this scale. Issue: Hamas hijacks aid, Israel blamed.
WarningsThe IDF has a vetting process for military targets, warns civilians to leave prior.No. In genocide, civilians are the target. Hamas hides among civilians, fires from there, and endangers them.

7. When you have to redefine words to make them fit your narrative:

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Header: “When you have to redefine words to make them fit your narrative:”

Highlighted text bar: “Nakba. Genocide. Intifada. Occupation.”

Visual collage:

  • Wikipedia article on “Nakba” showing it defined as the Palestinian exodus of 1947–49.
  • Post by Blake Flayton: “This is still the definition of Zionism on Wikipedia… I don’t think we can understate how big of a deal this continues to be.”
  • Screenshot of Wikipedia page for Zionism with highlighted passage: “movement… aimed for establishment of a homeland for the Jewish people… corresponding to the Land of Israel.”
  • Instagram post by Hen Mazzig: “If you have to redefine words to justify your cause, maybe your cause isn’t just.”
  • Amnesty International image: “Report redefines the term genocide, ignores Hamas atrocities and plain-out lies about Israel.”

8. Definition of Genocide (Large Text Format)

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Definition graphic reading:

“…is the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.”

Below, text overlay: “Gaza is not a genocide. In fact, Palestine population is up.”

Footer: Words Matter. G is for Genocide.

Background: muted gradient with large faded word “Genocide.”

9. Definition of Genocide (Dictionary Graphic)

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Dictionary definition styled graphic titled “gen·o·cide /ˈjenaˌsīd/ noun.”

  1. The deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.
  2. By definition, not all wars are genocide. Civilian deaths in war are not genocidal.
  3. Gaza is not a genocide; Palestine has not experienced genocide. Calling it a genocide cheapens the word.
  4. The Oct 7, 2023, attacks on Jews were genocidal.

Words Matter. G is for Genocide.

Sources & Further Reading

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List of sources:

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