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LEFT
- A bishop was allegedly stabbed during a live stream of a mass in western Sydney, being treated as a terrorist attack by NSW police.
- A strike force has been set up by the NSW police to investigate the incident involving clashes with police after the stabbing of the Orthodox Christian leader.
- The NSW Premier and police commissioner have labeled the investigation as major and serious
RIGHT
- A Sydney bishop was attacked during a service, with a 16-year-old suspect apprehended by parishioners and in police custody.
- Both the injured bishop and another victim are undergoing surgery, and Australian authorities are deploying investigative powers following the attack.
- The incident is being treated as a terrorist attack by the NSW Premier, leading to a surge in community outrage outside the church.
CENTRE
- A 15-year-old boy is in custody after a knife attack at a church in Sydney, treated as a terrorist act. Webb declared it a terrorist incident based on the evidence.
- The attack took place at Christ the Good Shepherd Church where the bishop was stabbed by the teenager while parishioners tried to help.
- The attacker, known to the police, was not on a terror watch list, according to New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb.
BIAS COMPARISON
- The left emphasizes the police response and community clash following the stabbing, not explicitly labeling it a terrorist act.
- The center is emphasized on classifying the event as a terrorist act, providing detailed background on the attacker and wider community reactions.
- The right emphasizes the religious extremism motive and broader societal reactions, including statements from community leaders, a detail not emphasized in the left.
