Secretary Antony Blinken says US is deeply troubled by Israeli forces intruding Shireen Abu Akleh’s funeral

State Secretary of Biden has given an articulation showing displeasure over Israeli powers for their assault on the memorial service parade of a Palestinian American columnist who was shot and killed this present week.

“We are deeply troubled by the images of Israeli police intruding into the funeral procession of Palestinian American Shireen Abu Aqleh” Antony Blinken’s assertion on his authority Twitter account read. “Each family has the right to let their friends and family go in an honorable and unhampered way.”

We were deeply troubled by the images of Israeli police intruding into the funeral procession of Palestinian American Shireen Abu Akleh. Every family deserves to lay their loved ones to rest in a dignified and unimpeded manner.

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— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) May 13, 2022

Police conflict with grievers carrying the final resting place of the American-Palestinian writer Shireen Abu Aqleh outside St Joseph’s medical clinic in East Jerusalem.

Blinken’s short assertion came after TV cameras caught the police in Israel raging Abu Aqleh’s burial service parade, kicking and hitting grievers with implements, and thumping pallbearers such a long way reeling that they dropped her casket to the ground.

The demonstration of power came after individuals avoided road obstructions in involved East Jerusalem to join the killed Al Jazeera journalist’s burial service parade. Grievers recited “Palestine!”, sang the Palestinian public hymn and waved Palestinian banners before Israeli police took action against the parade, blaming members for upsetting public request.

Israel disallows the public presentation of Palestinian banners, even at meetings and fights.

Abu Aqleh kicked the bucket subsequent to being shot in the head in the West Bank city of Jenin on Wednesday morning. Her partners have since said that she was killed in an eruption of gunfire from Israeli powers on a little gathering of columnists covering a normal assault by Israel’s military.

The Israeli military gave sympathies for Abu Aqleh’s demise yet has likewise kept up with that its soldiers were returning shoot at the scene and that the columnist might have really been chopped somewhere around shots from Palestinian powers.

At the point when she was killed, Abu Aqleh, 51, wore a head protector and body reinforcement obviously checked “press”, as indicated by video film of her killing.

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