Jerusalem (CNN)Palestinian Authority says US investigators have Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, PA Allows you to investigate the killed bullets. Attorney General Akram Al-Hatib announced on Saturday.
On May 11, a journalist in Al Jazeera was killed while reporting an Israeli attack on the West Bank city of Genin. Israelis conduct a fair investigation.
"We did not hand over the bullet that killed Abu Acre to the occupation, and the Americans agreed to do a forensic examination of the bullet," Hatib told journalists.
Bullets will be examined at the US Embassy in Jerusalem, Khatib told CNN. Palestinians are "guaranteed" by the United States, and the bullets "will not be delivered to Israel," he said.
The US Embassy did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment. The Israeli Defense Forces said there were no public comments yet.
Bullet forensic investigations may allow you to officially determine who killed Abu Acre.
The Palestinian Authority states that there are no militants in the area and Israeli soldiers have deliberately targeted her.
Palestinians around the world, along with journalists, human rights activists and other leaders, continue to demand accountability for her murder.
