Have you noticed how the articles keep mentioning the Oct 7 first, something that happened 6 months earlier, then goes on the passively call "Palestinian deaths" and not tie to Israel directly, in their titles at least?

I have not actually, the first link starts with:

Life remains dire for displaced Palestinians in Rafah, a city near Gaza's border with Egypt. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has now set a date for a planned offensive.

October 7th is mentioned in the latter half, as context as to why Rafah has so many people there currently. And it also mentions how Israel's military told the civilians to evacuate to the south where it would be safer, but:

Rafah was supposed to be a safer place, but it never was, said Loay Fareed, who has been displaced multiple times with his family since the war began.

"There are bombings almost every day, and the frequency is increasing every day," Fareed, 46, told DW via telephone from Rafah.

If you want the finger pointing directly:

Israel's siege of the enclave has led to the onset of famine, particularly in northern Gaza, according to aid agencies and the United Nations.

The second link mentions October 7th because it's literally giving an overview of the state of the region in the past 6 months. And it is literally showing pictures of dead Palestinian children.

The third link does not mention October at all.

The last link mentions October at the end for a 6 month statistic where it is said by name that Israel killed Palestinians:

At least 29,782 Palestinians have been killed and 70,043 injured in Israeli strikes on Gaza since 7 October, the Gaza health ministry said. In the past 24 hours, 90 Palestinians were killed and 164 injured in Israeli strikes, the ministry said.

“The Israeli government is starving Gaza’s 2.3 million Palestinians, putting them in even more peril than before the World Court’s binding order,” Omar Shakir, the Israel and Palestine director at Human Rights Watch, said.

“The Israeli government has simply ignored the court’s ruling, and in some ways even intensified its repression, including further blocking lifesaving aid.”

And this is just stuff I found after scrolling the above media websites for like 10 mins in total. There is no monolithic "western media" entity that repeats the same lines as almost all 'criticism of western media' implies. Some are objective, some are biased to a one specific side, some to another, some are just crap.

But whatever the case, it is demonstrably not true that no popular media in the west is reporting on the massive killings and destruction performed by Israel, that they all just ignore or downplay it.