Shireen Abu Aglei was buried at Mount Zion Cemetery at the Jaffa Gate in the occupied Jerusalem city, attended by large numbers of Muslim and Christian mourners.
Her body was buried in the Roman Catholic Church in the occupied city of Jerusalem, and Muslims offered her funeral prayers at the French Hospital in Jerusalem, where Shireen Abu Aghle’s body has been laid since yesterday.
Hundreds of people gathered in the hospital yard to organize a booth with Palestinian flags, during which they chanted slogans in memory of the late journalist Shireen Abu Agre and condemned the occupying forces for preventing the dead. The decision to raise the Palestinian flag at home.
The Israeli occupation police attacked the funeral procession of Shireen Abu Aglai in the occupied city of Jerusalem and surrounded the French hospital where the funeral procession was located. As soon as the procession moved, the Israeli police attacked the mourners with batons and stopped them leave.
The occupying forces ordered the body of Shireen Abu Aghley to be moved by a motor vehicle and removed the Palestinian flag from her, preventing Palestinians from chasing the funeral remains of the late Shireen Abu Aghley.
Following the interrogation of some of its soldiers by the Israeli occupiers over the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Aglei and restrictions on Shireen Abu Aglei’s funeral arrangements, there have been New live testimony, Washington took a new stand.
Israel Radio and Television said military investigations showed Shireen Abu al-Aglei was killed by gunmen inside a jeep.
The Washington Post quoted an Israeli military official as saying that the military is investigating three incidents in which soldiers fired on Shireen Abu Aglai during the killing.
The newspaper added that the occupying forces were investigating allegations that one of its members had killed Shireen Abu Aglai.
The Israeli website reported that the occupying forces are not ruling out the possibility that their forces may have mistakenly targeted and killed Al Jazeera journalist Shirin Abu Aglai.
The US “Wall Street Journal” quoted an Israeli military official as saying that the possibility that the bullet that killed Al Jazeera reporter Shirin Abu Aghlai came from Israel could not be ruled out.
The Wall Street Journal added that the military has identified a shooting in Israel on Wednesday that is believed to have killed Shireen Abu Aglai.
Against this backdrop, Major General Yehuda Fox, commander of Israel’s Central Command, said in an interview with Israel Channel that he did not rule out any possible cause for the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Aglai.
Fox added that Israeli soldiers fired indiscriminately in several places, and it was not immediately clear what caused Shireen Abu Aglai’s injuries.
Evidence and data
Al Jazeera’s investigation by analysing data on the locations of the assassinations shows Al Jazeera journalist Shirin Abu Aglai at the crossroads of the occupying forces.
Video of the location of the shooting by Palestinian resistance fighters shows that they were about 260 meters away from Shirin Abu Aglai, separated by residential buildings of varying heights, excluding the existence of a clear shooting range between the two places. possibility.
New live testimony has emerged confirming Israel’s involvement in the assassination of journalist Shireen Abu Aglai and denying the presence of Palestinian gunmen near the site of the operation.
AFP, citing its photographer in Jenin, reported that he had not seen Palestinian fighters near where Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Aglai was killed.
AFP added that its photographer, who confirmed the shooting was the work of the Israeli army, saw the body of Shireen Abu Aglai, who was wearing a helmet and bulletproof vest with the words “NEWS” written on it. .
The AFP photographer’s testimony was added to that of other journalists and photographers who refuted claims by Israel, which initially sought to evade responsibility for the killing of Shireen Abu al-Aghley and blamed it on the Palestinian gunman.
Meanwhile, U.S. State Department regional spokesman Samuel Wahlberg said the U.S. was willing to provide any assistance in the ongoing investigation into the killing of Shireen Abu Aglai.
Wahlberg added in an interview with Al Jazeera that Washington does not believe the ICC is the most appropriate venue for such cases.
He also stressed that the United States wants the perpetrators of the assassination of Shireen Abu Aghle to take full responsibility and stressed that Washington will closely monitor the investigation into the killing of Shireen Abu Aghle.
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Tony Abu Aghley, brother of the late Shireen Abu Aghley, told Al Jazeera that the occupying forces refused to place any Palestinian flags in his home.
He added, “The Israeli occupying forces are awaiting the funeral, which we hope will be held peacefully.”
Tony Abu Aglei has vowed that his family will use all means to bring the perpetrators to justice, “We will turn to legal advice and demand a transparent international investigation with the participation of the Palestinian Authority.”
“It is our business and the business of the free world to hold the murderer of Shireen Abu Aghle accountable,” said Al Jazeera channel director Ahmed Yafi.
Ahmed Yafi, who attended the funeral of the dead in occupied Jerusalem, pledged that Al Jazeera would continue to cover the Palestinian issue, saying, “We will hold accountable the killer of Shireen Abu Aghleh.”
On the other hand, Israeli newspaper Maariv reported that Israel will deploy hundreds of police officers, both openly and secretly, to accompany Shireen Abu Aghleh’s funeral.
The Times of Israel reported that Israeli police were preparing for possible unrest early Friday, ahead of Shireen Abu Aghlai’s funeral.
The funeral of Shireen Abu Aghleh is expected to be completed in occupied Jerusalem on Friday.
On Thursday, official and public marches were held at the Istishari Hospital in Ramallah towards the headquarters of the Palestinian presidential palace.
Along the way, in front of numerous public, the remains of the martyrs were covered with the Palestinian flag and transported by military vehicles, where a formal funeral and farewell ceremony was held for Shireen Abu Aghley.
According to Al Jazeera reporters, Israeli police surrounded the funeral of journalist Shireen Abu Aglai in front of the French hospital in Jerusalem, and occupation forces blocked the funeral procession to Jerusalem.
On Wednesday morning, Israeli occupying forces assassinated Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Aglai while she was on her way to report on the situation and developments in the Jenin camp.
Al-Jazeera producer Ali Samudi — a colleague of Shireen Abu Aglai — was also wounded when he was shot in the back.
The crime was met with angry reactions from the Arab and international communities, with governments, trade unions and organizations demanding that the crime be investigated and the perpetrators held accountable.
On Friday, blessed al-Aqsa mosque preacher Sheikh Ikrima Sabri said Israeli occupiers were killing journalists and media professionals for exposing Israeli crimes and plans.
“The condemnation is unwavering, and in the assassination of Shireen Abu Aglai, the crimes of the occupation authorities were evident,” Sabri stressed.