Senator Elizabeth Warren has spoken out against Israel's actions in Gaza, stating that it could be classified as genocide by international officials.

The American newspaper 'Politico' reported Warren's remarks in which she criticized ‘Israel’ for its attacks on Gaza, citing evidence of genocide such as starving children and bombing densely populated areas.

Warren has been increasingly critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration and has even suggested imposing restrictions on military aid to ‘Israel’.

Following the Israeli air strikes that killed 7 aid workers, Warren called on Congress to take action and halt the sale of weapons to ‘Israel’, citing violations of American laws related to humanitarian relief.

An American official also expressed doubts about Israel's investigations into the killing of aid workers, suggesting that the attack may have been deliberate.

The World Central Kitchen organization confirmed the deaths of 7 of its foreign employees in an Israeli bombing of Gaza, despite coordination with the Israeli occupation army.

Warren's strong words have sparked a debate over the ethics of Israel's actions in Gaza and the potential consequences of international intervention.

Critics of ‘Israel’ are calling for accountability and justice for the victims of the conflict, while supporters argue that Israel has a right to defend itself against Palestinian attacks.