Marc Lamont Hill's interview with genocide scholar Omer Bartov sheds light on the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry's recent report, which asserts that Israel's military actions in Gaza constitute genocide. The report cites a death toll exceeding 60,000 Palestinians, intensifying global calls for accountability and an end to the violence. Bartov discusses the criteria for determining genocide and explores the internal Israeli perspective on Prime Minister Netanyahu's military strategy. This conversation highlights the complexities of the situation and the urgent need for international response to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza.