"They are people who were killed": Pep Guardiola launches new campaign for Gaza

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has launched a new campaign in partnership with UNRWA for Gaza, in which he calls for the dead to be treated as human beings with names and faces. Channel 14's article attacks him for ignoring Hamas and the hostages and calls the move propaganda.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has launched a new campaign in partnership with the UN agency UNRWA for Gaza. In the video, Guardiola reads a monologue in which he says: "They are not just dead. They are people who were killed. They are not numbers – they are lives, each with a name, a face, and a family." Channel 14's article sharply attacks Guardiola, accusing him of ignoring "the murderous Hamas terror" and the hostages, and calls the campaign "sycophantic propaganda serving the terrorists." The article notes that Guardiola has previously been seen wearing a keffiyeh, and emphasizes that UNRWA has been exposed as having employees active in terror. The tone of the article is mobilized and pointed, using value-laden language against Guardiola and the organization.