Israeli forces have been accused of committing numerous war crimes in the Gaza Strip, including airstrikes that have killed civilians and targeted residential areas and refugee tents, leading to international outcry. Reports indicate that dozens have died in recent attacks, with specific incidents highlighting strikes in Khan Younis and Rafah. Concurrently, the strategic military actions by Israel against Hezbollah are framed as necessary preemptive strikes to avoid a wider conflict, with historical parallels drawn to past military preemptions by Israel. Amidst the ongoing violence, protests against perceived complicity by institutions like Barclays in the conflict are also gaining traction, although critics argue that claims of genocide are unfounded. Furthermore, Amnesty International has called for investigations into potential war crimes by Israel, citing attacks on civilian areas and humanitarian zones in Gaza. Tensions continue to escalate globally and locally, as both public opinion and political discourse reflect deep divides on the issue.