The United Nations confirmed: she died under the Israeli gun

According to the "Israeli Times" website, on June 24, local time, the United Nations confirmed that the bullet of the female reporter Hilin Abu Agle, the female reporter of the Peninsula TV station on May 11, was fired by the Israeli army.

According to reports, on May 11, a vest with the words "PRESS" and a female journalist Angle, who was wearing a helmet, was shot shot while reporting the Israeli army on the north bank of the West Bank of Jordan. She had the United States and the United States and Palestinian dual nationality.

The UN Human Rights Office spokesman Raviana Shamandasani told reporters in Geneva: "We found that the bullets of killing Hilin Abu Agle from the Israeli security forces."

Shamda Sani said that the UN Human Rights Office has completed an independent supervision of Aela's shot killing incident. The authorities initially claimed that the Palestinian armed personnel. The Israeli authorities did not conduct criminal investigations on this, which was deeply disturbed.

Shamda Sani said: "We did not find any information showing that there were armed Palestinians near the reporter."

The survey results show that a total of seven reporters arrived at the Ximen of Jenning Refugee Camp shortly after 6 am on the 11th. At about 6:30 in the morning, when 4 of them entered a street, "several bullets shot from the direction of the Israeli security forces to them, and they looked at the shooter. , Another bullet hit Aglet's head, she died on the spot. "

The UN senior commissioner Michelle Bachereter urged the Israeli government to be killed by Aegla, and the Israeli army conducted a criminal investigation by all other crimes committed by the law enforcement operations of the West Bank and Gasha Strip in the Jordan River. Shamdasani called for "rapid, thorough, transparent, independent and fair survey" on Friday.

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