Palestinian agreed to the U.S. military participation in a female reporter's shot killing case, and the bullet has been given to the United States to analyze

Jimu Journalist Hu Xiuwen

According to the Associated Press, on July 2nd, local time, Palestine's power agency stated that the bullets of the female reporter Hilin Abu Aklikh of the Kenallas Peninsula had given the US experts and agreed to the US military's investigation.

The news was announced in front of the US President Biden's visit to Israel and the West Bank of the Jordan River in Palestine, indicating that the two sides may be trying to find a way to crack the deadlock.

On May 19th, at the place where Hilin Abu Aklik was shot, the yellow tape marked a bomb hole on a tree, and a portrait and flowers built a temporary monument here. )

Peninsula TV reporter Hilin Abu Aklik is a Palestinian American. She is a senior journalist who enjoys a prestigious Arab world. According to previous media reports, on May 11, Aklik reported that the Israeli army and the Palestinians were unfortunately shot in their heads when they were unfortunately conflicted on the west bank of the Jordan River, and they died after being sent to the hospital.

The victims of Aklikh triggered international shocks, and the UN Security Council and all sectors of society strongly condemned the behavior of killing female reporters in the Peninsula.

The Palestinians and her colleagues who were with her at the time said that she was killed by Israeli soldiers. The Israeli army stated that she was involved in the fire when the two sides were on the fire. If she did not analyze the bullet, she could not be sure which side was killed.

The Palestinian refused to hand over the bullet, saying that they did not trust Israel.

According to Xinhua News Agency, since late March this year, the tensions of Pakistani region have intensified. There were many attacks in Israel. For the sake of this as the reason, large -scale arrest operations on the west bank of the Jordan River, and conflict with the Palestinians.

Palestinian power agencies said on July 2 that they had handed bullets to American forensic experts. Aklam Hatib, the chief prosecutor of Palestine, said the bullet was given to American experts for "technical work". He reiterated that the Palestinians refused to share bullets with the Israelites, but said that the Palestinians welcomed the participation of any international institution to "help us confirm the truth."

It is unclear whether Israel will give the rifle to the US military. The Israeli military refuses to comment.

However, an anonymous Palestinian official said that the problem was proposed in a phone call from Palestine President Mahamam, Abbas and US Secretary of State Anthony Brinken. question.

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