Just look at how the BBC frames it:
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c1dxndnkq6ytQuote
We've had what the Israeli military has presented as evidence, appearing to show that Sharif was a registered Hamas fighter years before the current war - alongside a payment of $200 (£149) to him after an injury. These spreadsheets are shared with unclear context and don’t appear to be substantial proof.
Earlier, the BBC reported that at some point before the current conflict Sharif did dosome work with a Hamas media team.
However we’ve seen no evidence of Sharif having involvement in the current war or remaining an active member of Hamas, as claimed by the Israeli military. In some of his social media posts before his death, the journalist criticised Hamas.
There’s also been no explanation as to why if Sharif was indeed an active threat, Israel waited ten months since their first accusations against him before killing him.
There is huge scepticism within Gaza and among press freedom groups about what is being communicated by Israel.
The absolute most uncritical, terrorist knob-slobbing framing you can do.
Just evaluate that text on how many words are dedicated to relating factual reporting and how many are framing, suggestion, innuendo, argumentative.
Israel presents their evidence. BBC frames it as "
what they've presented
as evidence", "appearing", and then making the totally baseless and magical argument that this is "unclear context" and "don't appear to be substantial proof", which they simply pulled out of their own asses. How do they get to make such a determination? That's opining not reporting. Why should Israel draw some distinction about him being Hamas in the past vs present? Is the IDF supposed to split hairs on strike decisions about whether someone might have
previously been an enlisted Hamas member but maybe they can't prove he's still currently on their payrolls today? Osama Bin Laden wasn't an active member of Al Qaeda when we got him either, funny that. So the BBC frames that as "No explanation", and "accusations" rather than evidence, and "huge skepticism" from
hamas propagandists presented uncritically because that's the side the BBC is allied with.
I care more about the butchery of the truth and BBC printing such obvious propaganda that violates all basic tenets of journalism than the actual story. Imagine being a brit and being forced to fund this trash