This is a purely subjective take on the TV reporting in the past few days. On BBC News it led with the deaths outside the synagogue and showed the grieving parents of some of those killed, including a highly emotional (understandably) statement by the son of a man who died. Only at the tail-end of the report did it mention that 10 Palestinians had been killed by Israeli forces prior to this. There were no interviews or scenes showing the parents and friends of those killed.

ITV news covered the same events and included the same or similar footage of grieving family and friends. But it also included a segment (not brief) of the 10 Palestinian deaths and we saw the grieving mother of one of the dead. So there was an attempt at balance and some sort of context, which were lacking in the BBC report.

I'll leave it there.