to speak— countries, they come to jenin to speak about what happened in jenin.em. the israeli prime minister has accused mr abbas _ them. the israeli prime minister has accused mr abbas of _ them. the israeli prime minister has accused mr abbas of doing _ them. the israeli prime minister has accused mr abbas of doing blame i accused mr abbas of doing blame israel without any basis but this will obviously be a wider area for investigation apple some ijust will obviously be a wider area for investigation apple some i just ask you finally and they did not go to the funeral today and wish there was more trouble, he went to the hospital to pay respects. how will you remember shireen and how are you today? you remember shireen and how are you toda ? ,, ., , ., , ., today? shireen, when i was a young child, i today? shireen, when i was a young child. i saw— today? shireen, when i was a young child, i saw her— today? shireen, when i was a young child, i saw her on _ today? shireen, when i was a young child, i saw her on television - today? shireen, when i was a young ch

jenin has become a symbol of resistance. i want to say something which is we are now praising and lauding ukrainians who resist russian occupation. palestinians who resist israeli occupation, which has been going for 55 years since june 9 67 -- june 1967 are branded terrorists by the israelis and media that parents that sort of thing. they would never describe ukrainians as terrorists fighting the occupation. jenin is a symbol of resistance because as i mention of the battle that took lace in 2002 during the second intifada when the israelis moved into the camp and they were confronted by militants over several days, as i've said, about 50 palestinians were killed, many of them militants and many civilians, and about 24 israeli soldiers were killed. ever since then, israel has adopted a policy, as it does always come up collective punishment, punishing a region, district, in this case a refugee camp, perpetually putting checkpoints close around the camp, entering in the middle of the night, destroying property, beating peopl

i first went into jenin refugee camp 20 years ago. before that i had to overcome my fear. to become a journalist because i wanted to be close to people. to all of you, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you, too, for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website, aljazeera.com. go to our facebook page facebook.com/ajinsidestory and, , of course, you can join the conversation on twitter. our handle, @ajinside story. from me, hashem, and the whole team here in doha, thanks for watching. bye now. ♪ ac úç

my understanding is she was on assignment in israeli --jenin like you mention.i just watched an extended video wherein shireen was wearing a vest that was clearly marked press and she was wearing a helmet. i saw the shot came through the back of her neck and out of her face. she did not stand a chance. she did not have time to take cover. i believe only an experienced shooter could have made a shot like that. my understanding is the israelis said they're doing an investigation. i personally have no faith in any probe done by the israelis. many people have died and no one has been held accountable for their deaths. perhaps this will be a bit different because shireen is an american citizen, but that leads us to the question, why is being an american way more worthy of a probe than any other palestinian? juan: most of the world has been transfixed on what has been happening in ukraine for the last several months. the russian invasion there. but could you talk about what has been happening in the occupied territories and the increased violence that has been occurri

she was shot in the head while covering an israeli raid in the city of jenin. the health and ministry says she was hit by israeli gunfire. as well as a producer who was injured. witnesses say they were clearly identified as members of the press. the israeli military says it was firing back at palestinian government. the journalist may have been hit by a palestinian bullet, but later they backtracked. violence and tensions have surged in recent weeks in israel and palestine. 18 israelis have been killed in attacks in more than 30 palestinians killed in israeli rates. they include an 18-year-old palestinian killed on wednesday. the health ministry says, they were shot in the heart by israeli forces. israeli military says palestinian were throwing rocks at an army post and soldiers responded with a rubber coated bullets which are meant to be nonlethal but they can be deadly. the media network has called shireen abu akleh's death a blatant murder violating international laws and norms. we report. >> don't shoot the messenger unless you are an israeli soldier. in th

as we know for shireen in jenin, there was a symbolic funeral held for her. and staas far as we know, her b has been sent for autopsy and she will be apparently buried tomorrow in jerusalem. >> our thoughts for her family and colleagues. it is a harrowing story for our industry. thank you very much. >>> in the coming hours, the u.s. senate is expected to vote on legislation to codify abortion rights in to law. democrats likely don't have enough votes to take the legislation forward, but chuck schumer says that he will get every member on the record on this issue. the move comes after a leaked draft opinion indicated that the supreme court will overturn the landmark 1973 roe v. wade ruling. >>> former u.s. president donald trump loomed large over two key republican primaries on tuesday. in the latest test of just how much power an endorsement from him has. in west virginia, his backing appeared to help land congressman alex mooney a decisive win for a newly created house district. mooney expressed his gratitude to the former president. >> i also want to thank

jenin is the same town where veteran palestinian journalist shereen abu aqleh was killed earlier this friday, the northern michigan town of gaylord was hit by a rare, powerful tornado. at least two people e dead, and dozens more injuries have been reported. officis describe the scene there as "catastrophic," with cars tossed and structures toppled. the national weather service has not tracked severe weather of this kind in gaylord since 1998. and, former president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, met virtually th the january 6 select committee for more than 9 hours yesterday. that's according to two source familiar with the closed-door interview. the meeting comes as a recent court filing revealed another trump attorney, john eastman, received two handwritten notes from the president in an effort to overturn election results. still to come on "pbs news weekend"... the real price haiti paid for freedom from slavery and why it's still costing the country today. and... the painful history of native american children forced into one missouri boarding school. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend

and many attackers have been from the jenin area.jazeera is blaming palestinians for her death. and listen to another journalist ali samoudi, here is what he said about what happened this morning. take a listen. >> translator: we were going into film the army operation. suddenly one of them shot at us. they didn't tell us to leave. they didn't tell us to stop. they shot us. first bullet hit me. second bullet hit shireen. they killed her in cold blood. they are claiming palestinians killed her. there were no resistance groups near us. if resince ts near us. if resince tance was there, we wouldn't go to that area. >> and in video we're seeing, it is clear that shireen is wearing a press vest and helmet. defense forces are saying that they were in the area for counterterrorism operations when at the came under fire. they say that the israeli defense forces is investigating and looking into the possibility that the journalists were hit by palestinian gunmen. natally be ly naftali bennett rd a same that has called on the palestinians to c

she was killed this morning covering a military operation in jenin.e was laying on the ground and she is wearing protective gear we so often see from journalists, with a clear sign on her chest and back saying she is a member of the press. her producer was also shot but he is in stable condition. he said it was israeli forces who shot them and there were no palestinian forces near them. they are calling on the international community to hold them accountable. the israeli defense forces say they were in jenin under taking counter terrorism operations. this has been in response to a series of attacks targeting israelis that killed 18 people. the israeli defense forces say they were in jenin when they came under heavy fire and returned fire. initially the israeli officials and military said they had reason to believe that shireen was shot in indiscriminate firing. and that's been softened and now saying it's unclear who shot her, they will get the facts and clarify who shot her. >>> the january 6th investigation by a select house committee is expected to

on wednesday while covering an israeli military raid on the occupied west bank city of jenin, she washot and killed at age 51. her producer was also wounded and said to be in stable condition. another journalist on the scene said the press waited for soldiers to see them before moving towards a camp in jenin but out of nowhere, quote, there were gunshots. in the next disturbing video clich you can hear gunfire and see the reporter's body slumped on the ground. [ gunfire ] >> these journalists were on assignment doing their jobs, wearing press badges which are supposed to be symbols of protection and sometimes are not. al jazeera is blaming israel for killing abu akleh, calling it an assassination. the news of her death was shocking to palestinians who saw her as the voice of their struggles, almost like a family friend. one cnn producer who grew up watching her said, quote, she was an icon as a palestinian journalist. she was simple, humble and very funny. thousands of people gathered for her funeral in jerusalem on friday but what began peaceful turned violent. you see the images the

several recent attackers, six attacks on israelis since late march, several have come from jenin areaand say it's counterterrorism. israeli defense forces say they were conducting counterterrorism activities and al jazeera says she was on assignment covering the situation in jenin. >> thanks for the update. tragic story regardless of who shot her. thank you. >>> allordered troops to shoot sight after protest in capital of sri lanka left people dead. people are angry about the economic crisis. resignation of the man on the right of the screen did little to appease the demonstrators. ultimate aim is force his brother, the president, out of office. he's on the left of screen. >>> still to come, prince charles filling in for absent mother at opening of the uk parliament. preview of the future for the royal family and more in a moment. alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. stararting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa

and it was during one of those raids that the al jazeera correspondent shireen ab jenin.you are seeing the cycling of violence and escalating tensions even further. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, wildfire in the western u.s. is breaking records. and in other parts of the country, they are facing severe weather threats. >> and after a 24 hour period of severe weather on the eastern united states, things beginning to quiet down. heat beginning to build. we'll touch on more severe weather in the central u.s. coming up. the doubt, the pain. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free first trevor story made this brilliant play from his knees. he would later hit one out of fenway pa

the veteran al jazeera correspondent had been covering, ranked in the jenin refugee camp is where the if i'm it is to natalie ballot says, according to information, israel is gathered, palestinian gunfire was mostly likely responsible for her death. police in armenia have detained over 60 people during protests and the capitol hundreds marched through yet on calling full prime minister and the cold passion yon to step down. i mean he is, lita has faced the criticism for signing a pin steel with neighboring azerbaijan. in 2020, more than 6 weeks of war, azerbaijan claim several territories for my media wolds. richest manny, the musk says he would lift twit his band on for the u. s president trump mosque who is buying twitter for 44000000000 dollars with a band trump following the january 6th right. sent us capital out of concern. he put in site for the violence english football team. manchester city as agreed to side open striker elling on on july 1st and all weekend was one of the most wanted plays in the world. alons contract meant he could leave the german club this summer for a 750

they were in jenin area to conduct counterterrorism activities. they say during that activity came under massive fire and armed palestinian gunmen shot at them and hurled explosive devices towards them and soldiers responded towards the fire. circumstances are being worked out. this is incredibly tragic and terrible situation. shireen was a well-known, veteran correspondent, working in jerusalem for decades. >> absolute tragedy. we will continue of course to bring details to our viewers on this. joining us live from jerusalem. >>> still to come, another key test for power of donald trump's endorsement. two candidates backed by the u.s. president primary races. we'll take a look. [smash] >> dad: it's okay. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere..... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we r replaced the windshield and rerecalibrated their car's advanced safety system, so features like automatic emergency braking will work properly. >> tech: alright, all finished. >> dad: wow, that's great. thanks. >> tech

and he's running military raid in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank al jazeera says, is ready. troops fired the bullet that killed her, but it is really military chief maintains. it's unclear who pull the trigger. oh sorry. a crushing, more news around her body as it's carried through the streets of rama. the 51 year old palestinian american was a well known and highly respected journalist for al jazeera as arabic channels. as you know, luckily she was a great journalist. she was known in the whole air world, so i am so very sad with it's a loss for all the palestinian today era. buddhism and american journalists in america. i put him on sharon was shot and killed during a raid conducted by israeli forces on a refugee camp. and janine and the occupied west bank israeli defense forces, chief of eve, could choppy it regrets her death, but says it's too early to determine which side caused it. another al jazeera journalist elisa moody was shot several times in the back during the raid. so moody is in stable condition. he and the could tarry based broadcaster, blame israel f

said they're looking at a 2 and events around the time when i sharina barkley was killed or near the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank one. they're looking to palestinian gunfire or possibly fire from an israeli sniper. so there are a lot of calls, of course, and pressure from the international community as well, from the use of ministration. sharina barkley was a palestinian american, a journey less, but of course we have to wait and see or where these investigations or will lead to some corresponding tonya kramer. thank you very much. and that's all the news for now. doc film explores the healing power of music after 8 short break, my laraca berlin. thank you very much for making me part of your day. the great weekend. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship amend. we're all in. as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you, whatever it takes policeman following you fire.

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abu akleh was on assignment at the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank, where israeli forces have regularly conducted raids. they say they'reunting for a palestinian terrorist. it's a response to a recent uptick of violence against israelis. last week, two palestinians from jenin were captured after they allegedly killed thr israelis with axes in elad, a predominantly ultra-orthodox town in central israel. and, last month, the rare convergence of ramadan and passover brought near daily clashes in jerusalem's old city at the al-aqsa mosque compound, a site revered by both muslims and jews, who call it temple mount. though the conflict has not yet broken out into the all-out war scene in gaza last may, so far this year, dozens of palestinians and israelis have been killed. throughout the long israeli-palestinian conflict, critics have accused israel of targeting journalists. a united nations investigation found reasonable grounds to believe israeli snipers had shot a journalist during 2018 protests in gaza. for more on both shireen abu akleh's death and the ongoing israeli-pale

even though these radio army has evaded the jenin refugee camp, it was near. but the people soon after these, really for our me forces left or the jenin refugee camp. those people came to pay their tribute. they were saying that they lost her, they grew up watching her out poor of love, so huge. the pain is so big specifically that people say they don't believe that these really armies investigation is gonna bring her justice with out to their frustration is that they feel that no one would be held accountable for it have can, right? nobody thinks indeed, al jazeera, the abraham, that the al serra bureau in ramallah, which is where i'll tale actually, and elbow are play white. let's take you back to the cemetery and mom saw where i should be in is being laid to rest right now. al jazeera, stephanie deka is stephanie, a huge crowd of people paying their respects. yes, you can hear the church bells ringing once again. some people are leaving, but still i believe from what i can see could probably see better. so many still going there. a lot of people still there

♪ >> israeli forces have rated several neighborhoods in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bankmore than 14 military patrol stormed a number of homes. two palestinians were detained. the palestinian mourners should has been arrested by israeli forces. they were attacked by israeli police as he carried the coffin last week. his account of what happened has been widely shared on social media. all the questions during his interrogation were related to the funeral and will be held at least until next sunday. israel's prime minister has been challenged in parliament to reveal the truth about the officer who shot and killed a member of --. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i knew him on a personal and family level. i'm challenging the prime minister and i'm telling him in front of everyone that he knows the identity of the officer who shot him. you know from which jeep the officer shot her. you know the lens he used to kill her. you are -- >> you are lying, you are a liar. >> if i lie the entire world would know. it's not me who's called a swindler byveryone. i challenge you that you

it happened in the jenin refugee camp.cer were covering a raid by the israeli security forces. there's a dispute about who is responsible. aljazeera and palestinian officials says this was a deliberate attack by the israeli army. israel says it's likely it was a palestinian gunman. this is shireen abu akleh�*s body being carried through the streets ofjenin. it's draped in a palestinian flag and covered with her press flack jacket. and her death has prompted tributes from journalists who knew her. our correspondent injerusalem, tim franks, reacted to the news earlier. this is the scene outside and there has been a crowd gathered here since early this morning. it is late afternoon. there have been angry demonstrations which have moved off down towards the old city of jerusalem. it is a measure of anger and grief here. one friend of her who i spoke to said through her tears that she simply could not believe that she was no longer going to be reporting from the west bank. she had been doing that for the last 20 years or more.

body cam footage shows the israelis carrying out the raid she was covering in the west bank town of jenin as part of a search for palestinian gunmen when shooting erupted. the israelis nentially said she had been killed by the palestinians who were "firing indiscriminately" but have since said they cannot determine how she was killed and promised a full investigation. israel and the palestinian territories have been on edge in recent months. a string of violence across israel has left at least 18 israelis killed by palestinians in five separate attacks while nearly 30 palestinians have been killed in a series of confrontations with israeli forces. shireen abu akleh was a household name across the arab world, seen here in a report from the west bank from just a few days ago. she was celebrated not only for her courage but also for her compassion. now, i knew shireen. she was a trailblazer who started her career at a time when there were few arab women reporters in the field and truly inspired a generation of other arab women to follow in her extraordinary footsteps. norah. >> o'donnell: sh

al jazeera journalist was shot on wednesday while covering an israeli raid in the west bank town of jeninel initially suggested she was killed by palestinian gunmen, but today the military said it can't unequivocally determine the source of the fatal gunshot. violence has surged here in recent months, with at least 16 israelis killed by palestinians since march, and around 30 palestinians reportedly killed in confrontations with israeli forces. the funeral of abu akleh, who was widely respected in the arab world, eventually took place today, mostly peacefully. thousands of palestinians said good-bye to a woman they now see as a martyr. what do you think she would have made of that role? lina abu akleh is her niece. >> well, knowing her, i mean, she was big in life, and she was even bigger in death. what we want is justice. we want accountability. we want them to be held accountable for assassinating and for killing my aunt. >> reporter: tonight, the palestinian authorities say its preliminary investigation found that israeli forces deliberately killed abu akleh, and she died from a gunsho

known throughout the middle east, shot in the head earlier this week while covering israeli raids in jenin for al jazeera. disturbing video shows her lying on the ground in her press vest as a colleague calls for help. al jazeera accusing israeli forces for her murder. witnesses claim there were no clashes or militants in the area where abu akleh was killed. david, the israeli military says its initial investigation shows that it's not possible to unequivocally determine which side killed abu akleh. palestinian authorities say they want an international committee to investigate. david? >> maggie rulli tonight. thank you. >>> news on the wnba star held in russia. they have extended another month. accused of smuggling vape cartridges containing hashish oil and the country. former marine paul whelan also remains held in russia, his family desperately pushing for his release, too. >>> when we come back here tonight, the queen in public for the first time in a long time. >>> and remembering a well known actor. i got a call from some scammer who had the nerve to ask for my medicare number. i was

regiment from all over the western coast of jordan gathered to the russian house buses from nablus, jenin column of the immortal regiment on the ancient streets of bethlehem, for many years. it has become a tradition for palestine on the eve of victory day to pay tribute to the memory of the soldiers of the red army who defeated nazism. dressed in a tunic, palestinian schoolchildren from students have a personal family history of the great patriotic war going back to their grandparents on their maternal side parents who created families while studying in the soviet union of russia, returning to the homeland of their fathers , brought here the tradition of celebrating the victory day of the heart knocking. remember at what cost you won come back please remember this tradition is the memory of the tragic and heroic past , today's russian palestinians strive to pass on to all compatriots. at the same time, victory day began to be celebrated in israel as well, the traditional north-south rally across the country . the feat of our grandfathers and grandmothers for you. it means something, you

in the last months, jenin camp was in all news around the world, notjust in palestine, because there things happening there. from the ahe arresting of people, of guys and killing guys, all the journalists from all around the world and i saw them, notjust me, the palestinian, who lives injenin now, who lives in injerusalem, from ramallah came to camp and from other countries, they come tojenin to speak about what happened injenin. they sent they don't will us to speak — and this was a clear message from them. the israeli prime minister, naftali bennet, has accused of throwing blame to israel without any basis, but this will obviously be a wider area for investigation. i just ask you finally, and they did not go to the funeral today and wish there was more trouble, he went to the hospital to pay respects. how will you remember shireen and how are you today? shireen, when i was a young child, i saw her on television and she was my idol. i grew up thinking that i will one day be a journalist like shireen. and this is the heartache, that i remember the one who was teaching us journalism,

she was shot on the head as she covered israel's latest raid on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank under the or a condemned the killing as a blatant murder. intended to prevent john les from conducting their duties. cat house foreign ministry has called for an end to what it described as state sponsored israeli terrorism, victoria gate and b reports. no, the body of serene abu eichler is carried through the town of janine in the occupied westbank. the veteran al jazeera reporter was shot dead while covering a raid by israeli forces. another journalist was also shot and injured. the palestinian health ministry says they were hit by bullets fired by israeli soldiers in the mobile until we made ourselves clear to the army and the passers by indicating that we are the press than within seconds. there was the 4th chapter, i told him, but we are being targeted. we are being shot off. i turned and found shooting on the ground through these ready military says its forces came under attacking. janine, and that they fired back. there was more exchangeable fire. so that is more poss

c c i blackly was shot dead in the occupied west bank along an assignment in the jenin refugee camp. her funeral procession was joined by thousands of palestinians, a show of the widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years of reporting their lives long. trina, black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds have gone to family has gone. sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palestinian story. stephanie decker al jazeera in occupied is true islam. our da 0 media network reacted to israeli forces, attacking mourners and obstructing shootings. funeral procession saying it violates all norms and international laws. that work also said that it holds the israeli government fully responsible for the safety and security of all the mourners. and she means families. torso said the violence will not deter it from reporting the truth. through the factual, accurate and objective coverag

it was a group of palestinian journalist in the jenin refugee camp. that's and the northern part of the occupied westbank covering an israeli rate. so another journalist was also a shorter in back and to read about actually was shot in the head and killed there . so idea is really a military said in the beginning on wednesday morning that it might have been possible or likely that there was a that there was fire by a palestinian gunmen that there was cross fire palestinian jealous down the ground . have disputed this account late on wednesday, the israeli army chief of staff has said it is at the moment, are not possible to determine who are fired the so there's of course, a lot of pressure by the international community also by the u. s. administration to get to the bottom of what happened there. there was even there were also my israel for joint investigation, but to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. it said yesterday, there was an official memorial service for people in ramallah to say goodbye because most of them cannot come here to jerusal

motivated attack in new york state on saturday. israeli forces have rated several neighborhoods in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. more than 40 military petrol, stormed a number of palestinian homes and 2 palestinians were detained. the raids happened in the area where and israeli soldier was killed last week. one of libya's arrival prime ministers says he'll move his government to the city of search from wednesday . fatty rashondra had attempted to enter the capital tripoli on tuesday, but supporters of arrival administration led by abdul hamid to bay, but blocked the move. maybe as had 2 governments since march, when the parliament based in the east appointed basheba as prime minister. well, those are the headlines. i'll have much more news for you right here on al jazeera after inside story. do stay with us. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. sentimental logical hand out 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that mattie out is the whole. look after security in west africa, molly pulls out of the regional g 5, so had force

she was shot in the had, as she covered israel's latest weight on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. as is the icon down the killing as a blatant murder. intended to prevent journalists from conducting bad duty cutters, emir called on those who are assassinated, serene to be brought to justice. shalysea takes a look at what we know about the killing of shooting. oh, don't shoot the messenger unless you're in his really soldier. in that case, you're seemingly ok with shooting a reporter who's clearly identifiable as a journalist and poses no threat. should he in a barclay, is the latest reporter to be killed by the israeli military, which has a long history of targeting journalists and news outlets. particularly al jazeera sharing, a veteran reporter who spent her life covering events and occupied palestine was among a group of journalist documents and what was happening in janine early on wednesday . according to eye witnesses and video footage, she was wearing a safety vest and helmet, both of which clearly identified her as a member of the press home. despite this or may

known throughout the middle east, shot in the head earlier this week while covering israeli raids in jenin for al jazeera. disturbing video shows her lying on the ground in her press vest as a colleague calls for help. al jazeera accusing israeli forces of her murder. witnesses claim there were no clashes or militants in the area where abu akleh was killed. david, the israeli military says its initial investigation shows that it's not possible to unequivocally determine which side killed abu akleh. but palestinian authorities say they want an international committee to investigate. david? >> maggie rulli tonight. thank you. >>> meantime tonight, news on the wnba star held in russia. russian authorities extended brittney griner's detention another month. she was handcuffed today in pretrial in moscow, keep her head down. accused of smuggling vape cartridges containing hashish oil into the country. she's been in custody nearly three months now. the u.s. state department saying she's unlawfully detained. former marine paul wheln also remains held in russia. his family desperately pushing for

i. 7 c blackly was shot dead in the occupied west bank along an assignment in the jenin refugee camp. oh, her funeral procession was joined by thousands of palestinians issue of the widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years reporting on their lied. so yeah, she nebo actor was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds of gone, the family has gone. sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palestine story stephanie decker al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. and as your report by israeli military says it's difficult to determine the exact source of gunfire which killed sharon. but it's not rolling out fault wise ready? soldiers? according to his reading media, the inquiry raised 2 scenarios. one that sharon was hit by palestinians who fight dozens of bullets towards israeli military vehicles. the 2nd let in his ready soldier, returning fire from a vehicle towards a gunman inadvertently

c c i blackly was shot dead in the occupied west bank along an assignment in the jenin refugee camp. her funeral procession was joined by thousands of palestinians, a show of the widespread affection and admiration she had earned to her years of putting on their lights. a tree nebraska was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds have gone, the family has gone. sherman's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death, she continued to tell the palestine story. stephanie decorah jazeera in occupied east jerusalem, norway's ambassador to israel coils has added to widespread condemnation of the funeral attack. he tweeted that he was shocked by the violent conduct of israeli police and attacks against journalist our attacks against freedom of speech and democracy. and independent new air sen, bernie sanders, who votes with the democrats treated same, but the funeral attack as an outrage. he added that the united states must can damage the biden administ

well, on an assignment in the jenin refugee camp, her funeral procession was joined by thousands of palestinians a show of the widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years of putting in their lives law. trina, black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds of gone, the family has gone. sharon's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palestine story. stephanie decker al jazeera in occupied east. jerusalem of managing director of al jazeera as arabic channels augment. aaliyah fe attended sharon's funeral. here's what he had to say. i got jimmy, i gonna, jimmy. it's a catastrophe for all of us. it's painful, god willing, we will do all that. we can to hold those responsible accountable. she rings, blood will not go in vain. she rain was killed in cold blood before on all of us. this will only increase alf assistance to continue our coverage. assassinating sharamer is an attempt to kill the palestin

showing their support for as sri i will actually who was shot while covering in israeli raid on the jenin refugee camp as she's a rebels, a respected and popular journalist, you can see the sadness amongst her colleagues, her holding pictures of sherry not but we've seen similar scenes in garza and they'll be more around the world as journalists, ag gather to mark the news. so colleagues, i just remembering at their colleague and friend, the distinguished journalist, sri in atlanta who has been killed doing her job let's bring a need abraham, who's live in ramallah, in the occupied west bank at nida. you are a close colleague of sharina. it must be very hard to digest his news. just tell us what the mood, sir. danny, i can say that we are speechless. but sometimes we have to talk because this is latrina would have wanted us to do to keep telling the story of palestinian joe lender who offended the cotton the story while they are reporting. so as if you see here, people have gather journalists are there. but the question the government spokesperson, everyone has come to lay their candle an

so happened a couple of hours ago in the early hours in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. the team had been overnighting there. she was shot in the facial area, gruesome videos that were certainly not going to show another colleague of hers from another channel policy and colleague shot in the back there wearing press, best marked press um, the israeli army, excuse me. i issued a statement saying that it was investigating reports that it may have been palestinian gunmen that fired at the journalists. of course, the colleagues on the ground saying that this is very unlikely, but the details of exactly how and what happened. we're still going to, you know, have to wait and see. certainly, you know, the feeling is that they were shot by israeli forces jeanine refugee campuses, multiple raids, less intensive. i have to say over the last couple of days. nothing major happening this morning in terms of raising comparison to what we've seen in the last month or so. but it's a, it's an area that has also a lot of armed palestinian gunman to these really are me saying that this wa

the moments after the al jazeera journalist was killed during his railey army rate in the town of jenin postilion palestinian authorities and the tv channel itself, blame israeli soldiers for the gentlest death. israel said both soldiers, unpolished, any militants were firing at the time, and called for a joint investigation which palestine has refused. ortiz dalia num, our reports from the funeral. attacks from journalists are taking place, had many entrances to the old city. we were prohibited from passing, and just now we've managed to get to the funeral procession. there were a lot of important people from jerusalem and across palestine participating in the funeral procession of our colleague coming through the old city to the resting place where she will be buried in a grave prepared in advance. you rarely see such a crowd in jerusalem. it hasn't happened for decades, and maybe it's the 1st time we see so solemn funeral and over to the us now where the senate says failed to adopt an accelerated bill on early assistance to ukraine . of despite bilateral support for the speedy adopti

the moments after the al jazeera journalist was killed during an israeli army rate in the town of jenin. but a steady north towards he's on the tv on the self to blame is ready. so just for the journalist, death is just said the both so does on palestinian militants were firing at the time and cold for a joint investigation which palestine has refused all season dahlia. the mari reports from the funeral letters tax from journalists are taking place, had many entrances to the old city. we were prohibited from passing. and just now we've managed to get to the funeral procession. there are a lot of important people from jerusalem and across palestine participating in the funeral procession of our colleague coming through the old city to the resting place where she will be buried in a grave prepared in advance. you rarely see such a crowd in jerusalem. it hasn't happened for decades and may be the 1st time we see so solemn funeral. in the news of the us been for this information governance board chief, nina young colvin is claiming that the trustworthy verified people like herself should be

as prime minister now was ready, forces have raided several neighborhoods in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. more than 40 military patrols stormed a number of palestinian homes, and 2 palestinians were detained. the veteran out there, a journalist torino barclay was killed in that same marriage. and in last week, french president emanuel macro is pushing for a rapid investigation into her death. she was shot dead by israeli forces while on assignment, she was an american citizen and 2 u. s congressmen also want the f b i to investigate her death. they are gathering signatures for a motion. when democratic congresswoman rashid, a claim has condemned sharina killing. she told al jazeera, the u. s. must be firmer with israel to push it to uphold human rights. oh, well mainly you hear people saying that we must use leverage of the money and the funding from the united states to promote human rights to push back against apartheid government, pushed back against the racism, the killings in the work that us the united states. again, need to continue to speak up because our s

united israeli forces have rated several neighborhoods in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. more than 40 military petrol storms. a number of palestinian homes to palestinians were detained. the raids happened in an area where an israeli soldier was killed last week. well meanwhile, french president emanuel macro is pushing for a rapid investigation and to the killing a veteran, al jazeera janice, sri and she was shot dead by israeli forces while on the assignment in the occupied west bank. a week ago, she was an american citizen. and to us, congressman also want the f b i to investigate her death. they're gathering signatures from motion. and in kyra vigil has been organized for serene by the egyptian gen the syndicate. the government rarely allows the syndicate to organize public events. democratic congress, women receded live, has also condemned sharina killing. she told al jazeera, the u. s. must be found that with israel to push it to uphold human rights. overwhelmingly you hear people saying that we must use leverage of the money and the funding from the united st

sharina barkley, an iconic palestinian american journalist, was covering an israeli army raid on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank when she was shot in the head. she was killed instantly despite wearing a vest and helmet that clearly identified her as press. her legacy is being remembered around the world by many. there is truly no words to describe the pain and grief we feel as we mourn. the loss of the brave palestinian journalist stood in a barclay. i think we're all shocked to her still processing the news. we're lost a brave voice, we lost it. brave journalist who was always there on the ground covering israeli continuous crimes. she was murdered in cold blood. exactly for doing so for telling the truth. even though she was visibly and clearly marked as press for the israeli snipers who shot her and target is her in her head. i. i'm honestly a cloth that all can say they wanted to silence sitting that we will hold her memory and her legacy. joining us today to discuss this obscene crime, it's implications and how it's being covered by international media in ramallah mar

entering thejenin and the occupation, the israeli forces was there three days back and they entered jeninsh or any resistance from the palestinians. they took down one of the houses. so we are not talking here about shireen covering the war from the israeli or the palestinian side and then was targeted while the israeli or the palestinian were targeting a military area. no, shireen was in a place under the occupation of the the israeli forces according to the international law. they have the responsibility to take care of civilians and journal ifrs and ist. she was a prominent journalist. she is...- and ist. she was a prominent journalist. she is... forgive me for interrunting _ journalist. she is... forgive me for interrupting and _ journalist. she is... forgive me for interrupting and i _ journalist. she is... forgive me for interrupting and i know _ journalist. she is... forgive me for interrupting and i know there - journalist. she is... forgive me for interrupting and i know there is . journalist. she is... forgive me for interrupting and i know there is a i interrupting and i know t

a few hours for al jazeera journal shireen abu akleh, shot while covering a military operation in jeninr producer was shot, remains in injured condition. gunfire is heard, man shouting shireen, shireen and she's seen lying face down on the ground. large crowds gathered to mourn as her body was brought in. and messages pouring in from around the world. live from jerusalem with the latest, there's the question of who did it but what's the reaction there from her colleagues, al jazeera, the press corps in jerusalem? >> shock, dismay, and really just trying to comprehend what happened. shireen was a household name in the arab world, had been with al jazeera for 25 years reporting on the conflict in the west bank, israeli/palestinian conflict. friends in this office, on the others. didn't know her personally but working as journalist and this happens to colleague, it's shockingment and it's not like she was, you know, new to this. doing it 25 years, a veteran correspondent, wearing a protective helmet and bullet-proof vest as well. still suffered -- she was killed. by gunfire. as you say, do