The United Nations said Israel may constitute an international crime.

The issue has garnered significant attention on Chinese social media platforms, particularly among those who are vocal about their support for Palestine. Many users have expressed outrage and frustration at the situation in Gaza, where violence has led to a blockade that has prevented the entry of any rescue materials, leaving the people in dire need.

One user, Shine Beautiful, shared a Weibo video urging others to help the Palestinians in Gaza, asking "Please help the poor Palestinians in Gaza." Another user, 'Forced displacement of civilians'? Don't you think this should be called 'genocide'? What difference does Israel's current behavior have from fascism now?" highlighted their view that Israel's actions are no different from genocide and constitute a crime against humanity.

The term "forced evacuation of civilians" has been a source of debate among Weibo users, with many arguing it is a more accurate description than 'forcible transfer', which they believe downplays the severity of the situation. Justice Bunnies shared a video showing injured children in Gaza receiving basic treatment at the hospital, emphasizing the urgent need for aid in the region.

However, some users have expressed controversial views and made inflammatory remarks. One user suggested that if Palestinian children grew up and joined Hamas, it would be reasonable considering Israel's actions, sparking a heated debate among others.

In light of these developments, Spain has begun steps towards bringing Israel to an international military court, according to Scatter Spirit's Weibo video. Natalya's announcement in 1999 of her enlistment in the Israeli Defense Forces to participate in operations against Hamas also resurfaced on Weibo and added fuel to the controversy.

The plight of Palestinian children in Gaza has been a focus of many Weibo users, who shared videos of them writing their names on their palms as a way for their relatives to identify them after potential bombings by Israel. The emotional video prompted calls for peace and action against the violence.

Overall, the United Nations' report and subsequent reactions on Weibo have brought attention to the dire situation in Gaza and sparked intense debate among users. While some remain neutral or focus on finding solutions, others express strong views condemning Israel's actions as international crimes, and calling for more severe action against the country.