When Palestinian terrorists attack, the BBC headline reads Gaza rockets kill two in Israel. No mention in the headline who the attackers are; just "Gaza rockets".
But when Israel defends itself and retaliates, the BBC headline is Israeli Gaza City raid kills 14.
Shouldn't that headline, like the first, then read "Gaza City raid kills 14"?
Why the difference BBC? Because the BBC openly supports terrorists.
After reporting on the "Gaza" rockets attacking Israel, in the second BBC report we are told this:
"It is one of the deadliest days of violence in Gaza in months. Israel launches frequent raids which it says are aimed at preventing rocket fire."
Later we are told this:
"More than 100 Palestinians, most of them militants, are reported to have been killed by Israeli fire in Gaza since Israel and the Palestinian Authority formally relaunched peace talks in late November."
The BBC fails to mention how many innocent Israeli civilians have been killed by Palestinian terrorists.
Add to this the fact that the BBC is on the Taleban's speed dial.
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