Gaza Genocide30 October, 20253 min read
Israel Continues Genocide Killing 10 Gazans Daily Despite Ceasefire
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Israel kills approximately 10 Gazans daily despite the ceasefire agreement. The ceasefire has temporarily stopped Israeli air strikes but failed to end killings.
9 outlets told this the same way.
Outlets did split on Thousands March in London Calling for Britain to Stop Arming Israel and Impose Sanctions →
Ceasefire Impact and Reactions
PressTV reports that after an Egypt-brokered ceasefire took effect on October 10, Israel kept killing an average of 10 Palestinians every day. The report highlights “violations” including major Israeli attacks on October 19 and October 28–29 that killed over 150 people, many of them women and children. The Euro-Med Monitor, as reported by PressTV, accuses Israel’s ongoing shelling, destruction, and forced displacement of amounting to genocide.
In contrast, Daily Times says the ceasefire halted bombings even as Gaza’s economy remained paralyzed. RTV English frames the ceasefire as part of “promoting global peace,” praising former President Trump. Together, these sources show a sharp divide: West Asian coverage documents continued Israeli killing under the ceasefire and labels it genocide, while some Asian and other outlets emphasize diplomatic achievement or an economic pause.
Media Coverage of Gaza Crisis
PressTV describes a “policy of gradual escalation” since October 2023 and cites over 68,000 Palestinians killed and more than 170,000 wounded in Gaza. It characterizes Israel’s shelling and forced displacement as genocide. Daily Times documents Israel’s economic stranglehold by blocking banknote transfers, pushing Gazans to rely on middlemen who charge up to 40% to cash salaries amid hyperinflation, worn-out banknotes, and barter.
There is no timeline for resuming cash shipments to Gaza. By contrast, The Star (Asian) and Cameroun Actuel (Other) focus on China’s development agenda, calling for “open, geopolitically neutral cooperation” and highlighting China as a global investment hub. These narratives illustrate how some media outlets sideline the Gaza crisis and its cascading economic devastation.
Ceasefire and Geopolitical Reactions
PressTV reports that the ceasefire deal brokered in Egypt required Hamas to release captives and allow a Palestinian administrative body in Gaza. However, disputes over the handover of bodies persist. Israel continued killing about 10 Palestinians daily despite the ceasefire.
“The ceasefire deal, brokered in Egypt, involves Hamas agreeing to release captives and allow a Palestinian administrative body in Gaza, but disputes remain over the handover of bodies and ongoing violence.”
RTV English frames the ceasefire within praise for Trump’s role in promoting global peace. Chinadailyasia highlights high-level engagement between Xi and Trump, including Busan talks, basic consensus in Malaysia, and generally stable ties.
They portray 2025 as a phase of steadier great-power relations. This geopolitical focus contrasts sharply with West Asian reporting that documents Israel’s continued killings despite the ceasefire and ongoing disputes on the ground.
Gaza Ceasefire and Economic Impact
Daily Times states plainly that despite a ceasefire halting bombings, Gaza’s economy remains paralyzed. PressTV reports that Israeli violations persist, including post-ceasefire attacks that killed more than 150 people.
Daily Times details how Israel’s cash blockade forces Gazans to use expensive middlemen charging up to 40%, rely on worn-out banknotes and barter, and pay high digital transfer fees, worsening hunger and deprivation. RTV English treats the ceasefire as part of broader cooperation and peace messaging, a tone at odds with West Asian reporting that calls Israel’s ongoing shelling, destruction, and forced displacement acts of genocide.
Media Coverage of Gaza Conflict
Across sources, West Asian reporting centers Israel’s killing of Palestinians and names genocide. Several Asian and other outlets foreground unrelated global agendas. PressTV documents ongoing shelling, destruction, and forced displacement amounting to acts of genocide.
“The group accuses Israel of ongoing shelling, destruction, and forced displacement amounting to acts of genocide.”
The Star urges open, geopolitically neutral cooperation around China’s tech rise. Cameroun Actuel touts China as an investment hub with imports projected to surpass $15 trillion and a middle class expected to exceed 800 million.
Chinadailyasia emphasizes Xi–Trump stability and mutual prosperity. These narratives are unique and off-topic relative to the Gaza situation, omitting Israel’s daily killing that PressTV reports persisted despite a ceasefire.