Dhaka, July 30 -- In a seismic development, two of Israel's most respected human rights organizations have accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of committing genocide in Gaza, while U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly condemned the humanitarian catastrophe as "real starvation," signaling a deepening international rift with Israel's leadership.

These criticisms come as growing evidence suggests that Netanyahu is sustaining the war not for national defense, but as a strategy to preserve his increasingly fragile hold on power.

While the Netanyahu government faces mounting scrutiny, protests within Israel continue to demonstrate that it is not the Israeli people but their government driving the prolonged conflict.

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