'The shots that killed Abu Akleh and injured her colleague Ali Sammoudi came from Israeli Security Forces,' said the United Nations Human Rights Office.
to Abu Akleh's killing. In a statement issued shortly after its Palestine correspondent was shot in the head, the Al Jazeera Media Network accused Israel of"deliberately targeting and killing our colleague."holds the Israeli government and the occupation forces responsible for the killing of Shireen," the network said.
The journalists said they chose a side street for their approach to avoid the location of armed Palestinians inside the camp and that they proceeded slowly in order to make their presence visible to the Israeli forces deployed down the street. Our findings indicate that no warnings were issued and no shooting was taking place at that time and at that location.
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