In Europe today (Tuesday) they reported extensively on the operation of the IMM and Shin Bet forces which killed three members of Hamas and the Islamic Jihad.
While in some cases the three activists are defined as terrorists, in the BBC they were defined as 'Palestinian fighters'.
The operation to eliminate the terrorists at the Ibn Sina hospital in Jenin is making headlines all over the world.
For many in the media, this is an unusual assassination, both because of the fact that it is being carried out in a hospital, and also because of the security cameras that recorded the Shin Bet and IMM fighters in various disguises in the midst of the operation.
Palestinian documentation of the activities of IDF fighters in the Jenin refugee camp // Arab Networks
The "Guardian", known for its critical line against Israel, reported on the assassination operation in the second most important news item on the website.
In the headline accompanying the picture of the disguised fighters, it was reported that "Israeli forces disguised as civilians and medical staff stormed the hospital in the West Bank."
The subheading reads that soldiers killed three Palestinians who were suspected of being armed at the Ibn Sina hospital in the city of Jenin, which is located in the occupied Palestinian territories.
The report on the Dutch website de telegraaf, photo: screenshot
The Dutch De Telegraaf also reported prominently on the elimination of the terrorists from Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
A picture of the disguised fighters stars in the leading articles on the site under the title, "Terrorists were killed during a covert Israeli operation in a hospital in Jenin."
"Palestinian fighters" the article on the BBC website, photo: screenshot
The English BBC website, which is also known for its criticism of Israel, reported the action in the main headline of the website, and not surprisingly, the three Palestinians who were associated with the Tartar organizations 'Hamas' and the Islamic Jihad were defined as 'Palestinian fighters'.
The headline reads that, "Israeli forces killed three Palestinian fighters in a raid on a West Bank hospital."
The subtitle reads that "the security cameras captured masked forces disguised as medical personnel with raised weapons."
On the other hand, the English SUN, which reported on the incident in a less prominent location, used different terminology: "Shoot to kill" was written in the title to which the video from the hospital's security cameras was attached: "Disguised Israelis killed 3 Hamas terrorists after entering the hospital. Armed staff disguised themselves as doctors and nurses to penetrate the terrorist base of Hamas before the use of weapons by the terrorists to 'neutralize' the targets."
"Shoot to kill" on the British Sun website, photo: screenshot
The French website FRANCE 24 reported the action in its main headline under the headline "Israeli soldiers disguised as medics and women stormed the West Bank hospital."
The Italian site La Reppublica reported the action within the site in a more modest place, when it too, like the other sites, attached the video of the action.
The headline of the news reads that, "The Shin Bet agents raided the hospital disguised as women and patients.
Three Palestinians were killed.
Israel: "They were terrorists."
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