Reacting to the wave of condemnation of the Palestinian journalist’s testimony, the Israeli MP stressed that the presence of journalists in the conflict does not prevent the occupiers from attacking.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Service, following the martyrdom of Palestinian journalist Shirin Abu Aqela by Zionist militants today (Wednesday), Knesset member Itmar bin Ghaffir stressed that journalists were the target of the occupiers’ bullets.
According to Al-Mayadin news network, the extremist and right-wing member of the Zionist regime’s parliament stated that the Zionist militia will shoot at the Palestinians, even if journalists are present.
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Bin Ghafir wrote in a Twitter message: “Wherever terrorists [describing the Palestinians] shoot at our soldiers in Jenin, we must respond with all our might and by shooting them; “Even if there are journalists in the area.”
He further acknowledged: “Al-Jazeera reporters often deliberately intervened in the midst of the conflict to disrupt the work of our military.”
Meanwhile, the spokesman of the interim Zionist army, Avikhai Adrei, claimed today that Palestinian gunmen may have shot and killed an Al-Jazeera reporter to cover up the action of the occupying forces.
This morning, the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that Al-Jazeera Palestinian journalist Shirin Abu Aqla, who was covering the “Jenin” clashes, was shot in the head by Zionist militants and was martyred.