The United States has said that the death of Al Jazeera’s female reporter Shirin Abu Aqila may have been caused by an Israeli bullet.
According to Al Jazeera, the State Department says independent investigators have not been able to reach a final conclusion about the bullet that killed Abu Aqila, but that the Israeli military’s bullet was “possibly responsible” for the death. ۔
The U.S. government said in a statement Monday that the bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a U.S. military base.
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Summarizing the investigation by both Israel and the Palestinian Authority, the US Security Coordinator said that a detailed forensic analysis showed no reason to believe that the firing was intentional.
The bullet was recently handed over to the US security coordinator by the Palestinian Authority.
Shirin’s niece said her family was “deeply disappointed” by the State Department’s statement that independent investigators had not reached a final decision on the May 11 shooting death of an Al Jazeera reporter. ۔
He announced that he would continue to fight for justice and accountability and that his resolve in this fight was unwavering.
It may be recalled that the Palestinian Attorney General had presented the investigation report of the Palestinian Authority about the slain Al Jazeera journalist Shirin Abu Aqila.
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It said the investigation revealed that Al Jazeera’s slain journalist, Abu Aqila, had been deliberately shot by Israeli forces.
The Palestinian attorney general told reporters in the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah that it was clear that one of the Israeli occupying forces had fired a shot that hit journalist Shirin Abu Aqila directly in the head when he She was trying to run away.
He said the journalist was shot while wearing a helmet and a dress with the word “press” clearly written on it.
According to al-Khatib, an autopsy and forensic examination in Nablus following Abu Aqila’s death revealed that she had been shot in the back, indicating that she was trying to escape because Israeli forces killed journalists. The group was fired upon.