Pak Sahafat – The US State Department disagreed with referring the case of Shirin Abu Aqla, a Palestinian journalist of Qatar’s Al Jazeera channel, to the International Criminal Court.
Ned Price, the spokesman of the US State Department, told reporters in Washington on Tuesday evening local time that the US government is against Al Jazeera TV channel’s action in referring Shirin Abu Aqla’s martyrdom case to the International Criminal Court.
He claimed that the International Criminal Court should be the last measure in this field.
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The spokesperson of the US State Department said about the clashes between the Palestinian resistance groups and the Zionist military: All parties must take immediate measures to prevent more casualties in the West Bank and Israel.
These statements are made after the Al Jazeera news channel on Tuesday filed a case against the Zionist regime in the case of the assassination of its reporter Shirin Abu Aqla by Israeli soldiers in the International Criminal Court.
In late May of this year, the Zionist regime’s soldiers attacked the “Jenin” region in the north of the West Bank, Abu Aqleh; The reporter of Al Jazeera Qatar was killed from a distance of 100 to 150 meters while wearing a reporter’s vest.
Abu Aqla’s martyrdom is not the first case in the Zionist regime’s murder of reporters and journalists, because according to Palestinian media reports, this regime has killed 45 journalists since 2000 and the beginning of the second intifada of the Palestinian people.