The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) canceled a planned ad in the New York Times due to a refusal to use the term 'genocide' regarding Israel’s actions in Gaza.
Joyce Ajlouny, the AFSC's general secretary, called the NYT’s decision an outrageous attempt to avoid the truth about the situation.
The NYT suggested using 'war' instead of 'genocide' for the advertisement, highlighting differing perspectives among international bodies.
The AFSC has cited multiple organizations that support its view that Israel's actions amount to genocide or related acts.
In the past, the NYT has accepted ads including the term 'genocide', indicating inconsistency in their advertising policies.
For more details, visit the original article at The Guardian.