Ha-Ha-Haaretz Example of How To Lead a Story

What caught my eye was the headline in my Google alert:

Palestinian killed after stabbing soldier in West Bank (Ch. 10)

which is from the "Breaking News" box.

And here is the story's lead:

A Palestinian man was shot and thought to have been killed by Israel Defense Forces on Thursday after stabbing a soldier in a West Bank village near Hebron.

The story itself is headlined and sub-headlined so:

IDF soldier moderately hurt after stabbed during West Bank arrest

Soldier returns fire at assailant, killing him; incident takes place in West Bank village south of Hebron while army forces arrested a Palestinian released as part of the Shalit prisoner swap.

Notice how the paper's bias shows through, blatantly?

Now, if I was editor, I would have written:

Arab attempts to kill soldier; shot and killed

or

Arab terrorist stabs soldier; killed by return fire

What would you have written?

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UPDATE

Here's Reuters:

Israeli troops kill Palestinian teenager in West Bank

RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - An Israeli soldier shot dead a Palestinian and wounded another who stabbed him on Thursday, as troops carried out an arrest in the occupied West Bank, a local medical worker and the Israeli army said.

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