Israeli occupation police stormed the home of the family of Shireen Abu Akleh, Al Jazeera correspondent, who was assassinated by Israeli occupation bullets in Jenin camp, QNA reported. Eyewitnesses said that Israeli occupation police raided the family's home in the town of Beit Hanina, north of occupied Jerusalem, and demanded that Palestinian flags be removed from its roof, and that the national anthem and chants be stopped and crowds dispersed.
Witnesses added that dozens of Jerusalemites expelled the occupation soldiers from the house, forcing them to station themselves in its vicinity. They explained that dozens of Palestinian personalities, including Minister of Jerusalem Fadi al-Hadmi, Deputy Governor Abdullah Siam, representatives of national and Islamic forces and journalists, flocked yesterday to the family home of the journalist.
Witnesses added that dozens of Jerusalemites expelled the occupation soldiers from the house, forcing them to station themselves in its vicinity. They explained that dozens of Palestinian personalities, including Minister of Jerusalem Fadi al-Hadmi, Deputy Governor Abdullah Siam, representatives of national and Islamic forces and journalists, flocked yesterday to the family home of the journalist.