The Palestinian Authority on Sunday called on Israel to hand over weapons allegedly used in the assassination of Al Jazeera’s journalist Shirin Abu Akleh during a memorial service in the occupied West Bank last month.
Palestinian officials paid tribute on Sunday, May 11, the 40th day of the death of Shirin Abu Aqley, who was killed in the Jenin camp, a stronghold of Palestinian militias led by Israeli troops. that morning.
The Palestinian Authority – Al Jazeera – Qatar, which finances this Pan-Arab TV channel, accused the Israeli army of killing the journalist, while the Palestinian prosecutor concluded that the journalist was shot. Mini-14, semi-automatic weapon.
In recent weeks, journalistic investigations have also pointed to the direction of the army. On Thursday, Al Jazeera published a photo of the bullet that killed its star correspondent, և interviewed experts who said that this type of bullet was used by Israel.
After claiming that the American-Palestinian journalist who was wearing a body armor with the caption “hurry upԵւ helmet, had «Most likelyFollowing the Palestinian fire, Israel stated that it did not rule out that it could be a shot fired by Israeli soldiers. The Jewish state has asked the Palestinian Authority to hand over the deadly bullet to the journalist, which Ramallah officials deny.
“Justice for Shirin”
«We refused to hand over the bullet to them, we even demand that they hand over the gun that killed Shirin Abu Akleh.The Prime Minister of Palestine Mohammed Stein said on Sunday during a ceremony in Ramallah, the seat of the Palestinian Authority, to honor the journalist.
The question “It is no longer the identity of the murderersaid Al Jazeera director Walid Al-Omar in the Palestinian territories, accusing the Israeli army of killing the journalist.
«We only ask for justice for ShirinThe journalist’s brother, Anton Abu Akleh, attended the ceremony, which gathered hundreds of people at the Ramallah Cultural Center, where photos of a Christian obedience reporter were displayed. Dozens of relatives gathered at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem on Saturday to celebrate “quarantine mass«.
Source: Le Figaro
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