Today, Friday, Israeli Defense Minister Bani Gantz called on the Palestinian Authority to hand over the bullet that hit the Palestinian media.
Gantz tweeted to him this Friday evening, urging the Palestinian Authority to hand over the bullet that targeted Shirin Abu Akle, claiming it was the best way to find the “killer” of the Palestinian media.
Nevertheless, Gantz reiterated his support for the Israeli army, claiming that he would continue his commitment to the security of Israeli citizens who work around the clock against “terrorists.”
Gantz said it was not clear who killed the Palestinian media through the ballistic examination of the bullet that targeted Abu Bakr.
In this regard, the Hebrew network “The 13” reported this Friday evening, quoting a spokesman for the Israeli army, that the UN report accusing the army of killing Shirin Abu Aqla, a Palestinian journalist, was biased.
The military official explained: “The Israeli army offered the Palestinians to transfer the bullet that killed Abu Aqeel to him, and the Palestinian side did not respond, indicating special considerations.”
The Israeli military official claimed that Shirin Abu Aqla was killed during an exchange of fire between the Israeli army and Palestinian militants during an army raid on a refugee camp in Jenin last month, and that the killer had not been identified.
The United Nations has confirmed the killing of Palestinian journalist Shirin Abu Aqla by Israeli forces, not by stray Palestinian gunfire, as Israel has previously claimed.
Amun News Agency quoted Ravina Shamdasani, spokeswoman for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, as saying on Friday that the commission had concluded that “the sweet martyrdom of Al-Jazeera journalist Abu Aqla was carried out by the occupying Israeli forces last May.” ‘ Fire.”
“All the information we gathered, including information from the Israeli army and the Palestinian Prosecutor General, confirms the fact that the shootings that assassinated Abu Aqeel and his colleague Ali,” Shamdasani was quoted as saying at a news conference in Geneva. He wounded El. – As Israeli officials initially said, Samudi was issued by the occupying Israeli forces and not by accidental firing by the Palestinians.
Earlier, the Palestinian Authority last Saturday “refused to hand over a missile that killed Palestinian journalist Shirin Abu Akleh to Israel.”
“It is not permissible to hand over the bullet with which Shirin Abu Aqla was killed, because he is responsible for the murder,” Palestinian Minister of Justice Mohammed al-Shalalda told Al Jazeera in a statement.
Al-Jazeera Qatar conducted an investigation and said that the bullet that killed Shirin Abu Aqla was found to have been fired from an M4 rifle and its bullet was 5.56 mm. It was used by Israeli forces and is armored.
According to the results of its investigation, the channel explained that according to military experts, “the bullet deformed after entering Shirin’s head and hitting his helmet.”
The Israeli military has commented on Al Jazeera’s investigation. And the army announced: Following the biased investigation in recent days, the Israeli army once again offered the Palestinians to transfer the bullet fired to the Palestinian journalist Shirin Abu Akle.
Source: Lebanon Debate
