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Trust The Guardian to "both-sides" a blatant war of aggression and just completely fail to mention the massive genocide Israel is carrying out.
Seriously. The Guardian has had no problem with Muslims being killed up till now. So long as it was Israel doing it.
Huh? I have seen tons of articles in Guardian calling Israel's actions a genocide. This is much more than what one can say for the rest of western mainstream media. And before someone says something along the lines of "yea only after everyone started saying it" there are many articles in 2024 and some of these articles go as far back as 2023 Nov, Dec (the Hamas attack was 2023 Oct and Israeli genocide started in October right after this) saying that dehumanizing language used by Israeli state ministers and events unfolding in Gaza are genocidal. I wonder what do you base these comments on when there are dozens of articles in Guardian calling this a genocide.
A consensus is emerging: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Where is the action?
Israel committing genocide in Gaza, says EU’s former top diplomat
Israel’s leaders committed genocide in Gaza and must pay for it. Their political and media allies must too
Israel’s war in Gaza amounts to genocide, Amnesty International report finds
Military intervention must be used to stop the genocide in Gaza
What did you do during the genocide in Gaza?
We’re anti-Zionist Jews and we see genocide unfolding in Gaza
There is even an editorial one laying out how inhumane and aggressive Israeli state is:
The Guardian view on Israel and allegations of genocide: a case that needs to be heard
They call the Gaza genocide a "war" to this day. Opinion articles and quotes from others are not Guardian editorial.
Here is what actual news calling it a genocide looks like. Not hiding behind opinion articles and quote marks.