Palestinian genocide

Palestinian genocide
Date 2 November 1917 - present Location State of Palestine Result Ongoing Expulsion of many Palestinians from the State of Palestine Continued oppression of Palestinians Territorial changes Occupation of most of the Palestinian territory by the State of Israel
Groups involved
Perpetrators of the genocide State of Israel (1948-present) United Kingdom & Zionist organizations (1917-1948) Supported by: United Kingdom (1948-present) French Republic United States of America	Victims of the genocide Palestinian people Lebanon Syria Jordan Egypt
Units involved
British Armed Forces (until 1948) Jewish National Council (1920-1948) Haganah (1920-1948) Irgun (1931-1948) National Military Organization in Israel (1940-1948) Mahal volunteers (1947-1949) Israel Defense Forces (1948-present)	Palestinian resistance groups League of Arab States

The Palestinian genocide, wrongly called the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by the West, is the ongoing systematic genocide and oppression of the Palestinians by the State of Israel. It is defined by the settler colonial project of the Israeli state known as Zionism and has pushed for the cultural destruction of the Palestinian people. The genocide has led to the rise of Palestinian resistance groups such as Hamas and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Resistance to the genocide has led to Israel enacting a siege on the Gaza Strip with the goal of eliminating the Palestinian resistance from Hamas.

Actions taken

Apartheid

The Israeli state uses apartheid-like segregation in order to systematically oppress the Palestinians, treating them like lesser beings and stripping them of many human rights.

Ethnostatism

A large part of of the Palestinian genocide is the existence of Israel as a Jewish ethnostate. Due to this ethnostatism, the Palestinians living in land occupied by Israel are often treated as second-class citizens in their very own homes.