Zionist occupation forces kill Al-Jazeera correspondent in Jenin
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Al-Jazeera correspondent Shirin Abu Akle was killed by israeli terrorists in Jenin in cold blood, breaching international norms.
Shirin Abu Akla, who was on a journalistic mission, was shot and confirmed killed after zionist forces stormed the Jenin refugee camp.
According to local sources, Abu Akleh was wearing a press vest when she was killed.
The killing of the Palestinian journalist Shirin Abu Akla by the zionist occupation regime showed once again that it mocks all customs, laws, and values. (ILKHA)
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