BBC Middle East reporting

On the main news page of the BBC website, the only story under the Middle East heading is "West Bank fighting kills six Palestinians". Oh no I thought, what has Israel done now? So I followed the link to discover that contrary to the impression (maybe deliberately) given

"Six people have been killed in a West Bank clash between Hamas fighters and Palestinian policemen, officials say.

Three policemen, two members of Hamas and another man were killed in a gun battle when police went to arrest the Hamas men in a dawn raid in Qalqilya.

Officials said the police were loyal to Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, of rival group Fatah. "

So the story is one of inter-factional fighting not involving Israel at all, except for Hamas blaming everything on Israel:

"Hamas responded to the shooting with a statement from Gaza denouncing Mr Abbas's forces as "Zionist agents".

"Their crackdown against and pursuit of wanted men with the help of the enemy [Israel] lays down the foundation for resistance" by Hamas, Reuters reported the group as saying."

Right at the end of the article the BBC report a fact that seemed to be missing from most of their coverage of the Israel incursions into Gaza:

"Unlike the Fatah-dominated PLO, Hamas refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist and has waged a violent campaign against it for years. "