
this subject is more divergent than 62% of recent comparable stories
United Kingdom
London links the Hebron attack to the Israeli electoral calendar: four days before the vote, the lockdown of the West Bank is presented as a test for Netanyahu, who has built his campaign on security.
What each one tells
Israel
Israel first notes the foiled attack and the price paid by its soldiers, and justifies by it the lockdown of Hebron and the West Bank just a few days before the election.
United Kingdom
Electoral
the narrative highlights the impact of the attack on Netanyahu's campaign.
What the account puts first
Israel
of the thwarted attack
the account highlights the threat to civilians that the soldiers allegedly prevented.
Divergent vocabulary among media outlets
Haaretz refers to the assailants as suspects, whereas the Jerusalem Post calls them terrorists.
United Kingdom
Reliance on the Israeli army
the sequence of events is based primarily on military statements.
What it leans on
Israel
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More divergent than 62% of recent comparable stories (reference: 98 recent stories measured with the same method).