Isn't it obvious already what the intention is? Mass graves aren't a symptom of ethnic cleansing; they are a consequence of genocide.The intention of forcing a group to flee by definition is a contradiction with genocide. Genocide is narrowly defined with a strict requirement on intention. The word has been thrown around far too freely over the past few decades. In the entire 20th century, there has been only 2-3 instances of actual genocide. Israel may be attempting to do ethnic cleansing
The original intention of Israel is ethnic cleansing. But since the Palestinians refuse to leave, and resist, the intention transforms into genocide, i.e. "leave or I will kill you".
West Bank stopped resisting, so the genocide stopped there while gradual ethnic cleansing remains. Gaza resisted, so the ethnic cleansing turned into genocide.
If Palestinians are out, Palestine becomes nonexistent. The state is destroyed. That... is... genocide.(they want the Palestinians out, not non-existent), which is often confused with genocide. Both are bad and considered war crimes, but actual genocide is still at a higher level of evil. The word should not be used lightly.
The West likes to sow confusion by hiding behind false semantics.