Earlier this year we noted the BBC’s inconsistent follow-up reporting on terror incidents. While audiences have seen reporting on related legal proceedings months or years later in cases when the perpetrators were Israelis, arrests, trials and convictions relating to attacks carried out by Palestinians very rarely receive follow-up coverage.
Last week three of the perpetrators of an attack that was reported by the BBC nearly two years ago were convicted of manslaughter.
“The Jerusalem District Court convicted Muhammad Abu Kaf, Walid Atrash and an additional unnamed minor of manslaughter for the killing of Alexander Levlovitz on Rosh Hashanah eve two years ago, in an attack marking the beginning of the lone-wolf wave of terrorism.
After the holiday meal, Levlovitz drove two guests home, and was later killed when Palestinians pelted his car with rocks.”
As was also the case when another member of the group that carried out the attack was sentenced last…
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