Several high profile individuals in Israel have actually said it anniebach.
In an article in the Guardian written by Chris McGreal, he says:
"A prominent Israeli journalist and radio presenter, David Mizrahy Verthaim, has called for wholesale bloodletting:
“We need a disproportionate response … If all the captives are not returned immediately, turn the strip into a slaughterhouse. If a hair falls from their head - execute security prisoners. Violate any norm, on the way to victory,” he wrote on X.
"Others are looser in their language.
"When Israel’s defence minister, Yoav Gallant, ordered a “complete siege” of the Gaza Strip with “no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed”, he said: “We are fighting human animals [my emphasis] and we are acting accordingly.” "
B'tselm states:
"Statements by senior Israeli officials and actions on the ground prove beyond any doubt that, in Israel’s eyes, the entire population of the Gaza Strip is the target. Israel has been leading a systematic policy for almost two years, with clear and visible outcomes: entire cities erased, the healthcare system shattered, educational, religious and cultural institutions destroyed, more than 2 million people forcibly displaced, and masses killed and starved. All this and more, put together, constitutes a coordinated attack on all aspects of Palestinians’ life. It is a clear and explicit attempt to destroy Palestinian society in Gaza and create catastrophic living conditions that prevent the continued existence of this society in Gaza. That is precisely the definition of genocide.
"The UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide emphasizes the importance of intent to destroy the group as a group. International courts that have deliberated on the matter determined that "intent" can be inferred from documents and statements by policymakers, as well as from the pattern of conduct of the perpetrating forces. In the case of our genocide, the actions and statements of Israeli politicians and military officials, and especially policymakers, as well as the pattern of Israel's conduct in Gaza, clearly demonstrate that intent."
Although no longer a member of Labour, I did have some sympathy for the very difficult job they have to do. But now I am disgusted that the party, despite the overwhelming evidence (supported by many reputable organisations and individuals - including Jewish people) have rejected the widely held claim that genocide is occurring. No doubt they have been "leaned on" by the likes of Trump and other powerful people but this is the last straw.