Shireen Abu Akleh

1 Year Later, No One Has Been Held Accountable For Shireen Abu Akleh’s Death

The journalist was fatally shot in the West Bank. Her family and press freedom advocates say neither the U.S. nor Israel have done enough to seek justice.
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Al Jazeera Refers Israeli Forces To International Court Over Journalist’s Killing

The network has accused soldiers of intentionally targeting Shireen Abu Akleh, who was covering an Israeli military raid when she was shot dead in May.
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Israel Confirms U.S. Probe Into Al Jazeera Journalist's Killing

Israel said it refuses to cooperate with the FBI's investigation into the fatal shooting of Shireen Abu Akleh, an American citizen and Palestinian.
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Israeli Army's Investigation Finds 'High Possibility' Soldier Killed Al Jazeera Reporter

Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian-American journalist, was killed in May while covering Israeli military raids in the occupied West Bank.
By AP

U.S. Says Shot That Killed Al Jazeera Journalist Likely Fired From Israelis

U.S. officials said there was “no reason to believe” the shooting of Shireen Abu Akleh was intentional.
By Ellen Knickmeyer, Matthew Lee and Joseph Krauss, AP

Palestinians Give Bullet That Killed Journalist To US Forensics Team

The Palestinian Authority says it has given the bullet that killed Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh to American forensic experts for examination.
By Josef Federman, AP

Independent Probe Shows Israel Responsible For Killing Journalist

Renowned Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was shot dead last week while covering an Israeli military raid on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
By Josef Federman, AP

Funeral For Journalist Killed In Israeli Raid Disrupted By Israeli Police

Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was killed while doing her job.
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Palestinians Mourn Al Jazeera Journalist They Say Israeli Soldiers Killed

Thousands have gathered to mourn Shireen Abu Akleh in the occupied West Bank, as Palestinian officials reject Israeli calls for a joint investigation.
By Majdi Mohammed and Joseph Krauss, AP