<h1>Allegations of genocide prompt calls for stronger international legal and economic measures to halt the offensive.</h1> Allegations that conduct during the Gaza offensive may constitute genocide have driven calls for stronger international legal, political and economic measures; reported strikes on populated areas, damage to hospitals and communications outages raise potential international humanitarian law concerns regarding distinction, proportionality, protection of medical facilities, humanitarian access and displacement, while statements about post conflict land use and resettlement generate issues related to forcible displacement and occupation-era property rights.