Genocide has been one of the tools of oppressive powers to crush the resistance of believers, and this crime is so reprehensible that they have tried to consider themselves its victims. Now the question is, what are the similarities in the genealogy of genocide by Jewish rulers in the two historical events of Akhdud and the contemporary events of Gaza? (Issue) This research used a descriptive-analytical method and historical, interpretive and news data, and its analytical framework was set based on the interpretation of Surah Akhdud and the Convention on the Prevention of Genocide. (Method) The results of the research show that the events of Akhdud and Gaza are both examples of genocide that were created with the aim of completely or partially destroying a community of believers in one of the religions of Christianity and Islam by Jewish rulers with political motives. In the Akhdud event, this intention was carried out through fire pits and burning of Christian believers, and in Gaza, through the siege, bombing and unprecedented killing of civilians, both of which were considered genocide. It has been condemned in both Surah Al-Akhdud and the Convention on the Prevention of Genocide. These two incidents show that believers in both Christianity and Islam have been the target of organized crime by Jewish officials, but their faithful resistance has led to the failure of the genocidal dictators. (Findings)