In today’s geopolitical World, individuals will criticize you based on whose side in a conflict you appear to take. I support global peace, prosperity, and personal security for all of humanity; consequently, I will assist anyone who promotes humanity with their Words and Deeds. It is accepted that every country and everyone worldwide has a right to defend themselves.

However, there is a central question that must be asked and must be answered. Specifically, when does a nation’s or an individual’s action cross over from proportionate legitimate self-defense to genocidal disproportionality? Therefore, if you want to know which side I am on, I am on the “Side of Humanity.” My concept, “Side Of Humanity,” is bounded by the twin factors of morality and justice.

Netanyahu has garnered both Internal Israeli controversies and negative Global Impact. Many Israelis perceive Netanyahu’s leadership as risky and corrupt. Many believe he is willing to sacrifice democratic principles and ignore international law by taking extreme measures, causing excessive deaths and massive destruction to remain in power.

Netanyahu has received internal and global disapproval for his relentless pursuit to dismantle Hamas, which has raised questions about civilian casualties and the impact on innocent lives. Approximately 30,000 civilians have died, and there are possibly thousands more under the rubble of destroyed buildings in Gaza in the name of ensuring Israel’s security. Under International law, civilians must never be targeted, as doing so amounts to war crimes. Netanyahu’s decisions in this context have faced global scrutiny and widespread condemnation.

Hamas brought unthinkable levels of death and destruction to its people by its brazing, stupid, and despicable attack on Israel. The Israeli embassy in the UK estimates that “the total number of Hamas and fighters killed is “between 10,000 and 12,000.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday, vowing to press on with the war until “complete victory.” How many more must die before Netanyahu declares a total victory?

Netanyahu’s ongoing attack on Gaza has unequivocally put Jewish lives at risk and damaged Israel’s international relations, generating mass protests in cities, towns, and villages worldwide. His stance on issues like the two-state solution and expanding settlements in the West Bank has drawn criticism and concern from both allies and adversaries alike.

To bring an end to the threats and the surge in antisemitism to many innocent Jews around the World, Netanyahu must agree to a cease-fire and bring an end to the conflict between Israel and Hamas.