More people died in 1 month in one city in Sudan than in entire Gaza war

Neither Muslims nor the Left are especially interested in discussing the topic.

By Daniel Greenfield, Frontpage Magazine

What’s going on in Sudan is being reported. If you look for it, you can find plenty of horror stories. Like these…

In Deadly October, Nearly One in Six Civilians Killed in El Fasher Were Children—Save the Children

‘Our job is only killing’—how Sudan’s brutal militia carried out a massacre—BBC

RSF massacres left Sudanese city ‘a slaughterhouse,’ satellite images show – Up to 150,000 residents of El Fasher are missing since North Darfur capital fell to paramilitary Rapid Support Forces— The Guardian

There are more people dead in 1 month of fighting in El-Fasher, a city in Sudan, than the fake Hamas casualty figures in Gaza.

So what’s different in the coverage?

1. The media reports on it but doesn’t make it the lead, doesn’t push the story constantly and treats it as something happening ‘over there’ the way it does most foreign wars.

This is very different than the coverage of Israel, where even the most minor confrontation, like clashes between Jewish farmers and Muslim/leftist activists in which no one is hurt, somehow becomes a major story.

2. The reporting doesn’t directly clarify the players in a way that’s easily understandable. That’s opposed to the media’s constant denunciations of Israel.

Who is the RSF? Most people don’t know or care. Tell them that the RSF is really an Arab Islamic militia known as the ‘Janjaweed’ and that it’s backed by Muslim countries and they might have more clarity.

Which is why the media tends to bury that part. Especially the Muslim racism.

3. Leftist activist groups haven’t taken up the cause, so there are no protests, little in the way of social media posts, and little conversation.

Whatever conversation there is isn’t amplified by the media in the same vicious cycle that saw Gaza take over everything in 2024.

Neither Muslims nor the Left are especially interested in discussing the topic. Some genuine human rights activists care, but they’re not going to get any traction.

And that’s why real Islamic genocides get ignored, whether in Sudan or Nigeria, while any self-defense against Islam, such as by Israel, America, or India, is falsely labeled as genocide by the actual Muslim genociders.

We know why this happens. And we can see it happening again. It’s not about the genocide; it’s about the propaganda.