The United Nations has called for a full investigation into the martyrdom of Al Jazeera

“We are concerned that this journalist was killed,” UN Deputy Spokesman Farhan Haq told reporters on Wednesday, local time.

“We want a full investigation into the killing of this journalist and we will wait for the results of the investigation,” the deputy UN spokesman said.

The High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, also wrote on her Twitter account: “We are horrified that journalist Shirin Abu Aqla was killed while covering the Israeli military operation in Jenin, Palestine.”

“We want an independent and transparent investigation into his death,” the senior UN official said. Immunity from punishment must end.

A State Department spokeswoman wrote on her Twitter account on Wednesday: “We are deeply saddened by the death of American journalist Shirin Abu Aqla in the West Bank and strongly condemn it.”

A State Department spokesman added: “A full investigation must begin immediately and those responsible must be held accountable.” His death is an insult to media freedom around the world.

Linda Thomas Greenfield, the US ambassador to the United Nations, also expressed her condolences for the death of Shirin Abu Aqla.

He described the killing of the Al-Jazeera reporter as “horrible” and said “I am convinced that his absence will be fully felt and we must make sure that he is killed.”

Zionist militants shot dead an Al-Jazeera reporter “Shirin Abu Aqla” this morning (Wednesday) in an attack on a fetal camp in the occupied territories.

According to the publication news website, the Ministry of Health of the Palestinian Authority announced the news, adding: This reporter was shot in the head by Zionist soldiers and killed while covering the Zionist attack on the Jenin camp in the northwest coast.

According to this source, his colleague “Ali Al-Samoudi” was also injured and his condition is reported to be stable.