and sharyn woke up in the early morning to go to tell that story and was killed while doing that. and i think it's absolutely horrific. it's, of course not a one off hasn't. no, we know that israeli forces systematically have used excessive force. the un commission of inquiry investigated those events and documented the israeli forces shots at journalist knowing who they were. so this is an event that needs to be understood in the context of the systematic practice and the killings of many other palestinian a journalist. so human rights watch is still investigating the specifics of what took place you've heard night witness testimonies of other palestinians who have been there, who talked about being in close proximity to israeli. of forces there being no palestinian resistance in the area. but i think it's important to understand this in the context of the systematic practice of excessive force by israeli forces. israeli investigations are white, white, white wash mechanism. that is the assessment that's been reached by human rights organizations, including israel's premier human

so we're looking at pitches no engineering of aware sharyn was actually kill. this is at the scene. ab floor attributes have been laid to remember sri and a clue where she lost her life. we can get a little bit more about the circumstances of the killing an eye witness and fell a jealous, shy for honey. she says they were pinned on by snipers when she was shot and she joined us on the phone. now from janine schafer, hope you can hear us loud and clear. tell us a little bit more about what happened and what the circumstances were. if you would vicky in madison. what has happened at that moment checking the israeli army, which i didn't have targeted us when we were journalists, we were with the helmet and the president to sign it. and it was clear that every month we are a journalist and we gathered in a certain area, we stood for around 10 minutes and then we. so there's really that army and we saw the israeli soldiers and we moved to do our job at you. i'm in her and then well, you know, the amana there's really soldiers were in front of us, like a monkey, mary

she read sharyn is an icon, her soul paid for her free words. we will never forget cheering to day were gathered in front of sheen's house to pay our respects. she will forever be in our hearts. earlier in the day we had 3 israeli police officers arriving here, entering the home to much protest from everyone here. or they started yelling at them inside the house, telling them to leave. basically, they were telling the family to switch off the patriotic songs that were being played outside has made people extremely angry, extremely offensive at a time when their family is still coming to terms of what is happening, serena's brother is due to arrive this evening. and neath will be arriving on thursday, i should ins, body will be in the law on thursday. why the palestinian person move about will be holding the service. her final resting place will happen here in tulsa on friday. the un human rights of a says it's a pulled by sharon's killing and that impunity must end. and in the u. s. the white house strongly condemned the killing while the state

and that's where sharyn was. she was covering 20 years after she covered in 2002, a similar invasion and occupation of that very particular refugee camp. here she was 2 decades later, covering israel, yet another raid, yet another killing, yet another destruction winnable those that of course, as usual of an nfl, a city and cap, she went to report the news. she became the news she wanted to port out by the tragedy. she became that tragedy herself. as she said, perhaps you and i a too close to this. she was our friend, our colleague, perhaps sweet bit we. we find it difficult to be objective here, but it is it too much to hope to think that that her death and today's events were the world watching when this played out right in front of, of cameras being being belie, if to the, the whole world is it too much to, to hope that, that all of this might, might be a turning point here in the plays of the palestinians. judging from the history, it seems it could be too much to hope, but i am hopeful, you know, when does i

he pulled me out and then he pulled sharyn out and took her to the hospital in the private vehicle. while there's been a lot of reaction from around the world who samsung lot, his a palestinian ambassador to the united kingdom and a personal friend of sharina blankly. he said, israel is trying to stifle the truth. she is not the 1st. and the good to me might not be the last palestinian jordan this to be murdered as this, and they did by the way, occupation. it's not only killing the body of it, it's filling the spirit of in the message of should in the idea of surely it is telling the truth, this occupation is after the truth. they want to assassinate the truth. they want to us us and they jo medicine. they want to make sure that they committed the crimes. but without being reported, it's a cover. so the, the bullet that head her head and a brilliant, stubborn head was a bullet targeted at the truth targeted at the international community college targeted at the profession of press and journalism. targeted as everybody who wants to reveal the truth. and also this is linked to the la

it was disturbing the deliberate killing of sharyn. but it really did happen on, on numerous countless occasions in the past few years, decades. and it certainly happened in front of the world television screens in garza and milan, if fine quote. and a bill of little dana, the presidential spokesperson said the something to the fact that these findings going to be shared with the i c c. right? so what happens in that process than next? what is the i c c do with this? then i'm so sorry i'm, i'm not, i'm no legal scholar, but i tell you, i think a lot of this is more about. busy i'm mounting a public relations, mounting it, diplomatic, offensive. mounting a legal offensive again. israel van expecting anything concrete or actionable to come out of it, because as we all know, israel does not belong to and does not adhere to anything that will come out of i. c, or any such a international institution. so i think what's important in this, and i've always thought sammy, i knew when i spoke about this before or spoke at the same time about thi

that this these so shocking a scenes of the poll barris, almost a troughing, a casket, a with says sharyn. now the police released afterwards. the statement of saying that the morning when chanting, nationalistic songs, incitement and stones, where thrown prompting the police to rush in. but for most of the people there wanting to, to pay their respect a, it doesn't really explain the amount of force being used. and you could really see the shock and disbelief on their faces of what should have been, you know, a very r. com, and a respectful, dignified beginning of a funeral, turned very ugly. and that moment was tanya kramer, a good weekend, everyone dw business because of aah! god question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important? shaping tomorrow now, exploring opportunities for media professionals in times of crisis.

ano kramer, join me earlier from jerusalem, where she gave us the latest on the circumstances of sharyn about his death. why yes, to circumstances i still unclear and details only is slowly coming in, of course. so the news broke this morning that al jazeera correspondence sharina barkley was killed while covering an israeli military rate in the palestinian town of janine, that's in the north of the occupied west bank. she was there with other colleagues covering this rate in a refugee camp. now the palestinian minister of health that she was hit by a bullet in the head and a shortly died afterwards. a 2nd palestinian journalist also sustained guns suit, gunshot wounds in his back. he is in stable condition now as you said, the cut over based our network al jazeera for whom she brought pulled very long time had issued as har statement, claiming israel. now the israeli military had initially said that she might have most likely been hit by palestinian a gun my at with gunfire by palestinian gunmen and there was a cross fire. and now we're hearing from the chief of staff general co harvey

and in the 3 months since p as death, another fixture may have been killed, including tragically sharyn abbey, after fatally shot in the head while covering and israeli army operation. in the west bank town of genie since 1992 c p j has confirmed that at least 19 journalists have been killed on the job in israel and in the occupied palestinian territories. none of the families has ever seen justice around the world. as irene said in more than 80 percent of cases, the killers of journalists literally get away with murder. impunity cannot prevail . at least 7 journalists have been killed covering the war in ukraine and c. p. j's investigate as of another 6 to determine whether they were work related schools more have face shelling, shooting and detention as they try to shine a light on what is going on in ukraine. russian journalists, so it pains and tracking during moscow's track down on independence, russian media, many of fled the country for as long as journalists have been seeking the truth that have been those determined to silence them. murder is the ultimate form of censorship, bu

clapton that this these so shocking a scenes of the poll barris, almost a tropic, a casket or with so sharyn. now the police released afterwards a statement or saying that the mourners went chanting, nationalistic songs, incitement and stones were thrown prompting the police to rush in. but for most of the people there wanting to, to pay their respect a, it doesn't really explain the amount of force are being used. and you could really see the shock and disbelief on their faces are what should have been, you know, a very r. com. and a respectful, dignified beginning of a funeral, a turned very ugly. and that moment he efforts that are underway to investigate who killed sherry the are there lot of calls, of course for a thorough and transparent investigation of calls for accountability. the investigations are, have for just started, you said already the palestinian authority and also al jazeera are holding is were responsible for the killing of sharina barkley and a there was a autopsy performed adaptive and gave a clear result in or to see it performed by the palestinian authority. now d r.

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produce tv won't react and assemble of the palestinian women assemble of the palestine and journalists, sharyn has sacrificed her life to defend its cause and the cause of the palestinian people. sharina la connie was an honest voice, no color, but she altered voice a ha national voice. her conveyed the message of the families of the prisoners, the sufferings of the policy and their people, the sufferings of those living of the camps. the sufferings of those who have been hates and stormed everywhere. not a metal cut it off at prim, a crime to kill sharina block law. and stuff to crime is not the furnace of its kind. dozens of journalists have lost their lives to policy. the journalists have lost the lives male and female trotter, and the authorities of the israeli occupation are to be blamed for killing charee in are to be completely blamed for killing sharina. this, when roy him will never be able to stop the free word and to hide the reality. such a crime will definitely be punished and the perpetrators are not will be punished. we refused any giant investigation committee with israeli auth

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the murder of fer sharyn has captured the attention of doesn't softly international institution and agencies, politicians, celebrities, labor, organizations, governments, millions of ordinary citizens. the list is endless. but for us, the crucial question is not just to comprehend this extraordinary outpouring of emotion, her killing has triggered how she became an emblem of the target in of for other palestinian journalist by his ready forces. it is that it is, is targeting has been going on for decades and has gone and punished for such a long time. as jennifer said, all this murders and hundreds of attacks are well documented. the long list and the circumstances surrounded their killings are available. in every case, the soldier or the police officer or the board, the guard who pulled the trigger, their commanders who gave the orders. the politicians who make the excuse is that all gets caught free. and in a case, closer to our union of journalists here, the okay, the victim was the british citizen, jim smear, who was shot and killed while tillman, a documentary in gazette, may 2003. his

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he pulled me out and then he pulled sharyn out and took her to the hospital in the private vehicle. not long before her death strained spoken her. i'm words about what her career as a journalist meant to her and hasn't had a 1030 about them. the coordinator with ah, hello, i'm emily anglin, continuing our special coverage of the killing of al jazeera journalists, sharina o'clock by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. she was shot while covering and his rally ride in the city of janine al jazeera meeting at work as cold as a blight and murder, violating international laws and norms. jamal al, shall before oh, don't shoot the messenger unless you're in israeli soldier. in that case, you're seemingly okay with shooting to a reporter who's clearly identifiable as a journalist and poses no threat. should he in a barclay, is the latest reporter to be cured by the israeli military, which has a long history of targeting journalists and news outlets. particularly the al jazeera sharing a veteran porter who spent her life covering events and occupied palestine was among a group of journ

ready it's, it's president and its prime minister, and i have been praising sharyn to day no, not to the, to the entire palestinian people and to the over to one good listen, indiana world, and international. why, despite her criticism, despite that critical coverage of al jazeera and occupied territories, and they want a lot of moments of major tension between the network and the penicillin or 30 because of had credibility. i think it's that a memory over a credible journalist at measures objective and yet passionate and had bash. it is . you know, the old roman lepus yoni as they call it, where pain, a love cannot be separated. she had that pain for her tortured homeland. she had love for her tortured homeland and yet she was able to do her job objectively. all was searching for the facts, all was cool and collected, always measured unflinchingly. so for 25 years, i tell you i wouldn't be able to last 25 days, covering a crime scene called the occupied palestinian thirties called palestine called apartheid. and yet you have these journalists who are able for 25 years to hold their

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i sharyn. it's about the responsibility of the occupation. because in the end of the day, the crime has been committed by the commission as it has been or where the fast 50 plus years. so really the responsibility lies not with one shrink the soldier in jeanine who's probably cowardly and hiding behind his gun. his machine gun, the responsibility lies with the israeli government, then its prime minister and its defense minister. those who has been have been accused in the past or more crime. so really, the responsibility is with israeli prime minister and for the israeli defense minister to be asking about joint investigation is basically a slap in the face to a palestinian people to a palestinian media that has suffered so long. only recently we've seen the media building and garza being bombed for no obvious reason for no reason whatsoever voice whatsoever. so really isn't, it cannot be bought the executioner, the judge, and the jury, as well as the investigator. and all of this, it's ridiculous and it's cannot happen while we appreciate yo

i think we should do what sharyn spend the life than doing our not our viewers honor athenians. as victims, an honor is radius who are in the midst of this sad turmoil called the apostate. i think, you know, she spent the whole life just reporting the facts. i'm trying to get to the truth of the matter because she thought like the rest of our thing that this does serve peace and justice. in the end of the day, once people know the truth about what is going on, whether they are in the outer world. busy or in terms of rogers or english, whether they are part of international public opinion that this would lead to better decisions on part of their decision makers. so really we all her to treat her memory with the same way that she treated us with honor, with respect, with the kind of, you know, measured for all be passionate attachment to the truth and to the profession. and it is not just any profession, because i'm sure all of us will be making more money being called a salesman, or, or walk in finance or something. a lot of us chose this, this profession as she did. because it's

the al jazeera journalist has been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank, sharyn abu o'clock was shot in the face while covering in his riley ride. in the city of g name out is there. a meeting at work has called it a blatant murder, violating international laws and norms. a tory guy to me begins our coverage. oh, the body of serene abu eichler is carried through the town of janine in the occupied west bank. the veteran algae 0 reporter was shot dead wall 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 his rady soldiers. put them over until we made ourselves clear to the army on the passers by indicating that we are the press than within seconds. there was the 4th chapter. i told him that we are being targeted. we are being shot houses. i turned and found, shooting on the ground through these rainy military says its forces came under attack in jeanine and that they fired back. there was no exchange of fire. so that is more possibility whatsoever. understand, you're not the

jerusalem in the capital city of pers fine and the wonderful marsha, the mere lowell marty, bless sharyn, and this is the start of freedom and of her father there. our stater. okay, that is just a reminder that is a live pictures they're looking at from inside the hospital in ramallah and the occupied westbank. they are the are the woman they're talking about her and mcarthur, that is her name for the are headquarters of the palestinian presidential office. which is where sharon's body is going to be moved to. many people have turned out at the hospital have come out are to pay their respects just to stand guard as her body is moved on to the presidential compound where that state service will be held . a little later in the day of the a, c, a, a, a very, very sad day as people come to terms of the loss of, of the giant in the journalism field. and obviously a very much loved woman, a friend to many who has impacted the lives of many, many people, including the generations who, who grew up watching her on al jazeera. it's just take a moment to what the dan is in, is in she's in law. this

or yes, it's experiment because while sharyn is, are physically dead, her spirit certainly lives on. and that's exactly what we're seeing. the last one to 4 hours is that there are clearly what, what she's able to do. and her death is now almost as just as effective as what she did during her lifetime. in the sense that after a lifetime spent giving so generously or clearly the blow back from the israeli policies has been such that the unity of palestine, the unity of jerusalem behind her, the unity of all, all mar sectors of the site, the cushions of the muslims are all the young, the women in the men, and so on, so forth. everyone has rallied behind her in order to ensure that her spirits stays alive. so in a sense or while they might that might have tried to silence her a clearly issue her influence today is greater than ever and not only speak about that sense of palestinian unity it. it does echo what we saw this time last year, where there was another upside in violence. and we saw a protest taking place in many cities, including in cities, in israel. it felt as though that mig

the washington post says, israel's army is investigating whether one of its tall soldiers shot sharyn, but the palestinian present mac would or busters hill seek justice for her death at the international criminal court. north korea says 6 people have died from waters calling an explosive spread of fever. the country is under a nationwide lockdown after it announces 1st official case of crone of virus on thursday. since then, it said a $187000.00 people are being isolated and feet heads. members of the u. s. congress have held a moment of silence to mark 1000000 coven, 19 debts in america. it's the highest toll of any country, and makes up nearly one 6th of recorded deaths worldwide. president joe biden calls it a tragic milestone. sydney security voice as if i'd tear gas and sung grenades at protesters rallying against the country's military rulers. thousands demonstrated in the capital cartoon, demanding a civilian government, and expressing their anger at the stalls transition. families of work has trapped for nearly a month in a mine, m burkina faso. they are still hopeful their l

although diseases offices in the gaza strip land in the week that network journalist sharyn ablow was killed in the occupied west bank. we examined the situation in palestine in a one hour special program. join us on all jazeera facing longer hours and shorter deadlines. south covering and delivery drivers are literally being worked to death one 0, one east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience and south korea on al jazeera. ah, this one's feared warlord during liberia's decade long civil war says he's now fighting a drug epidemic. the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with treat children, has attracted their help with an ass protected effect from public prosecution. despite the recommendations made by the truth and reconciliation commission for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes and for his country. ah, no, them nora carlindo ha. these the top stories on al jazeera cools are growing louder for action against

and in the week that network journalist sharyn abbot was killed in the occupied west bank . we examined the situation in palestine in a one hour special program. joiners on all jazeera facing longer hours and shorter deadlines. south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked to death. one 0 one, east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience and south korea on al jazeera use from al jazeera on the go and me tonight out is there is, oh me, mobile app. is that the you? this is where we dissects, analyze, to find thing, and i guess from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorite app. still just set for it and tapped. i made a new app from audi. 0 mean, i don't think it moved in hebron boys breathe and fly pigeons. but in this occupied palestinian city boys are also close to watched vice really forces at times shots and often arrested. a delicately told tale filmed over 5 years of a coming of age in a place where even a child's imagination is heavily restricted. the skies above hebron, a witness documentary on a j 0. ah we regret the intrusion to what

while the un security council is condemning the killing of sharyn, but has not mentioned israel by name in a statement, it said it strongly condemned to the killing of palestinian american journalist, sharina butler, and that it conveyed it sympathy and deepest condolences to sharon's family. and also called for an immediate thorough, transparent, fair, and impartial investigation into her killing, and reiterated that journalists should be protected as civilians. meanwhile, the biden administration has given a mutant response to the killing of sharina after our white house correspondent kimberly hallett has more. as mourners attending journalists, sharina clay funeral were attacked by israeli security forces. white house for a secretary gen saki, simply called it an intrusion, but refused to condemn the attacks called these images deeply disturbing of israeli police feeding mourners who are carrying this casket. he said that we regret the intrusion, you condemn these actions. i think when we said they were disturbing, we, obviously we're not, we're not justifying them, but i think i wil

and those images have gone around the world. sharyn, as we're saying was shot dead by is ready forces. on wednesday, she was shot in the head, the high velocity boys. there has been investigation which has been launched. our but witnesses who were at the scene have been very clear that she read a book are clear, and al jazeera journalist was shot by israeli forces. and as we have said, now this breaking news coming into us now from israel's hall reads newspaper is reporting that to in his re lease soldier who was interrogated. as part of this case has told officials he was less than 200 meters away from serene in a jeep with a. 7 rifle, now i believe we have stephanie decker joining us live now from occupied east ruzen and staff. what more can you tell us? well, pretty much what you described there were just getting the reports in the last 10 minutes in hot at one of the main newspapers here. coaching these ready are me interviewing a soldier, saying that they were around a 190 meters away from shahim's location in an army vehicle. as you said, there, according to this interview, the

a memorial service for al jazeera journalist sharyn abruptly has been held in the palestinian city of am allah! she was killed the day before while covering an israeli raid in the occupied westbank palestinian leaders say israel was quote, fully responsible for the journal. his death. israel says it's still unclear who killed her. south korea says north korea as test launched 3 short range ballistic missiles to work the same. and a military parade scene here in april, north korea's leader came on, said he would speed up the development of nuclear weapons. despite un resolution banning the north from launching ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads, astronomers have unveiled the 1st image of a super massive black hole located right at the center of our own milky way galaxy . the ground breaking image is the product of an international team of scientists known as the event horizon telescope collaboration. the cosmic body is named sagittarius, a star. the black hole is estimated to have a 4000000 times the mass of our son, and is located about 260001000 rather light year

so if they can cast doubt, if they can muddy waters around the death sharyn by possibly getting newspapers in the international fair text suggest that she was killed by a palestinian, they have been successful. but i got caught up. israel says it will investigate sharon's killing and offered to do it in conjunction with palestinian officials. the palestinian president said he would not cooperate with israel already. i thank god you refused any joint investigation committee. it is really authorities because they have committed such a crime. we don't trust them and we'll go immediately to the international criminal court in order to find the perpetrators and the criminals. plus the al jazeera media network has described the 51 year old's death as blatant murder. her body was then taken from rome, aleph through the fallen dea check point to jerusalem, where sharina was born. ah, on friday there will be a funeral service in bate ham nina, the same neighbourhood. she grew up in. leo harding al jazeera a residence, spoke to al jazeera, stephanie deca about what's been happening around serene abo

prompted ireland to called this meeting on the protection of journalists at the time of her killing. sharyn was on duty in a blue press, vest, a symbol which denotes civilian status, a symbol that demonstrates to parties to conflict, that journalists are not a target. the targeting of journalists in conflict zones is considered a war crime. the committee to protect journalists said no less than 18 have been killed in the palestinian territories in the last 20 years. in ukraine, 9 journalists have died in the war with russia. but as the experts made clear, 9 out of 10 such crimes are never prosecuted. the failure of states to investigate, prosecute and punish crimes against john. this is not only a denial of justice, it is actually an encouragement to perpetuate the cycle of finance. al jazeera is abdur rahim for kara, promised to pursue all legal options for accountability as a 0 position is crystal clear. shit in a black las life matters. and so does a transparent an independent investigation of her killing and of the serious violation of her funeral by the israeli security forces. there a

yes, 51 year old journalist sharyn was originally her family is originally from bethlehem, palestinian american as we've been saying, ah, and while she'd go back to america for the summer, she said she always felt most a home or in palestine where she dedicated her life to covering the story of the people who lived under occupation. so just to remind her of the, the images that we're seeing now, or this is a live feed from the hospital in ramallah. where sharina of wallclear's body will be taken from the hospital. ah, to the presidential compound where there will be a service held so that people can pay their respects to a force in journalism who has been mourned around the world is being mourned. here al jazeera, as one of our colleagues who was shot while wearing, clearly wearing a vest aflac jacket with the word press on the front a helmet. these are things obviously synonymous with journalists and conflicts owns but she was quite clearly marked as being a member of the press and was shot with a high velocity bullish a single shot in the base of her head. i believe we have needed it

deputy chairman of the international press, the institute, he believes israel's military targeted sharyn. what most people don't understand. israel does not recognize alice, simeon professional journalist. there are journalists who work for international agencies like the a b or like 0. but that's there are only given accreditation because they work for a 0. nobody working for us to be even recognize we don't, there is read doesn't even issue press card or accreditation, valid student journalist is randy, don't even recognize them. they, they can deal with them like they are, other than being every combatants of some kind. and so we have a real problem in that israel use the service. obviously one is a german warrant for just happens to be an american. you know, all a sudden, you know, that even the israeli narrative was changing at one time that you know it's about there and then suddenly changed their narrative. realize this was just the other germans were not dealing with iran over the country. that is opposed to the us. we're dealing with a strong ally of the us. it continues to, i n

one of their journalists in the occupied westbank, sharyn, abu o'clock had been covering on his railey military rate in the, at jeanine refugee camp alger that al jazeera. so she was shot while wearing oppress flak jacket and accuses israeli forces of deliberately targeting is ready. prime minister natalie bennett refutes this thing. the veteran reporter was probably killed by palestinian gunfire. get more from d. w, corresponded to tanya crabtree in jerusalem. welcome time here. and what more do we know the state where suddenly a very our shocking event or the exact circumstances of what happened this morning in the palestinian of, in, in that in the noise of the occupied was been unlocked. he had clear the initial investigations now just starting. now the news spoke this morning on that al jazeera correspondent and colleague as sharina, aclu was killed a while, as he said, covering and israel army operation in the janine refugee camp there. and they're conflicting reports about what happened now. the palestinian ministry of pals, her said she was killed by a gunshot in her head. she

i'm over what it says is the specific targeting of it's journalists, not just em. sharyn, not just the destruction of its office in garza city last year. but what it caused, the continued incitement and attacks on its staff, doing their jobs, are in a garza in the occupied west bank. so the, the messages that there is no reason not to proceed. and that there is actually a comparison to be made with the speed with which things have happened in ukraine. of course, we've seen a russian soldier there admit to war crimes. thank us. perhaps it's not the same situation, but they want to see the same urgency. thank you for that. nadine babble life right there in london. well, earlier we spoke to swath on his i who is a human rights lawyer based in haifa. she explained why this legal action against israel matters. it is true that we're talking about widespread and systematic types, deliberate attacks, not only on journalist, but also on the wider palestinian civilian civilian population in the west bank and gaza. which, you know, a, basically a grant, a war crime based on stuff but was not to m

for a rapid investigation into the killing of veteran al jazeera journalist, shedding a black le sharyn was a us citizen. she was shot dead by israeli forces while an assignment in the occupied west bank on wednesday to us. congressman want an f b, i investigation into her death, and they're gathering signatures for the motion to push for that job russian opposition figure. alexey novalis has briefly appeared by video link at a court hearing. the 45 year old is appealing to them, appealing, the 9 year prison sentence on fraud and contempt of court charges that he was given in march. the term is on top of a 3 year jail sentences already serving for violating parole when he was flown to germany after a poisoning attack, which he blames, and the kremlin nevada has rejected the allegations. as politically motivated, mexico's president accused the u. s. of upholding up medieval policy against cuba comes a day after the white house announced his easing restrictions on travel to cuba and money remittance under smuggle lopez open the door says the us should go a step further and lift economic s

security forces have class with mornings at the funeral of an al jazeera journalist in palestine, sharyn abu r claire was killed on wednesday, while reporting in the west bank. ah, this what did shows police confronting those attending the funeral as they tried to move the caskets on foot and some clay? what exactly caused the unrest in the coffin was later delivered to church by car. thousands of palestinians took part in mourning for the journalists who lost her life amid a recent wave of tension is how events unfolded. ah, ah, noticed a quick warning you may find some of the following images disturbing. this footage shows 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

the washington post says, israel's army is investigating whether one of its soldiers shot sharyn barks the palestinian present backward or bath as heal. seek justice for her death at the international criminal court. finland looked set to apply for nato membership after the prime minister and president said it must happen without delay. felon shares a 1300 kilometer border with russia and says the cremins unpredictable behavior is a pressing issue. thousands of protesters in argentina have taken to the streets in the capital one is iris to voice their anger against rising inflation. they're demanding more work, higher salaries and for the government to renegotiate its debt with the international monetary fund. sydney security forces are 5 tier gas and stung grenades or protest as rally against the country's military rulers. thousands demonstrated in the capital cartoon, demanding a civilian government, and expressing their anger at the stalled transition. and had been protest in the philippines against voting irregularities during monday's national elections. at least 1800 vote countin

and sharyn woke up in the early morning to go tell that story and was killed while doing that. and i think it's absolutely horrific. it's of course not a one off event. you know, we know that israeli forces systematically have used excessive force. you just mentioned that the gaza march of return. and i think that's a great place to start. the un commission of inquiry investigated those events and documented the israeli forces shots at journalist knowing who they were. so this is an event that needs to be understood in the context of this systematic practice. and the killings of many other palestinian journalists are human rights watch is still investigating the specifics of what took place. you've heard the eye, witness testimonies of other palestinians who have been there, who talked about being in close proximity to israeli. of forces there being no palestinian resistance in the area. but i think it's important to understand this in the context of the systematic practice of excessive force by israeli forces. so now investigations should and will be carried out to a greater o