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Slain Palestinian journalist’s brother says new findings over killing reveal US cover-up

  • Comments came days after New York Times report revealed Shireen Abu Akleh was intentionally killed, but that the Biden administration ‘soft-pedaled’ this assessment to appease Israel
  • ‘No government should compromise the truth and the safety of its citizens to protect political interests,’ says Tony Abu Akleh
By Arab News ·

‘Continued to be on my conscience nonstop’: US officials split on Israel’s killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

By Arab News ·

Film claims to name killer of slain journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

By AFP ·
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How a new journalism scholarship aims to keep Shireen Abu Akleh’s legacy alive 

By Rawaa Talass ·
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Arab League affirms its solidarity with Palestinian journalists

By Gobran Mohamed ·

US senator presses for declassified report on Al Jazeera reporter’s killing

By Reuters ·

Press group calls for Israeli accountability in media deaths

By AP ·

Al Jazeera files lawsuit against Israeli forces at ICC over killing of Shireen Abu Akleh

By Reuters ·

Israel confirms US probe into Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing

By AP ·

Israel confirms US probe into Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing

By AP ·

Israel’s handling of reporter’s death angers media outlets

By AP ·

Israeli army says soldier likely killed Al Jazeera reporter

By Reuters ·

British musician Roger Waters pays tribute to Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh 

By Arab News ·

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