Thread by @elderofziyon

The @nytimes analysis of #ShireenAbuAkleh's death is slightly more complete than the others - but it still assumes that lack of video evidence is evidence of no one else there.
nytimes.com/2022/06/20/wor…
@PatrickKingsley

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@nytimes @PatrickKingsley At least the NYT notes the other militants on video to the southeastand finds no line of sight, which no one else did. Somehow - I'm trying to find out - they extended the audio analysis to include, barely, the distance to the IDF. However, it is still lacking major facts.
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@nytimes @PatrickKingsley It does not account for the witnesses, on video, that saw snipers to the southeast.

It does not account for journalists who said initially that the fire was "across" from them and from "buildings."

THERE WERE NO IDF SOLDIERS SHOOTING FROM BUILDINGS.

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@nytimes @PatrickKingsley Once those facts are known, and that at least two buildings are in the range of the forensics, you have much different question: who is more likely to shoot wildly in that direction, the IDF that knows there are journalists there or Jenin militants who fire without looking?
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@nytimes @PatrickKingsley And the fact that no one had followed the evidence I documented of Arab shooters shows that the media is looking for a reason to blame a professional army for deliberately shooting at journalists.

Why has no one else translated this video? elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2022/05/more-i…

@nytimes @PatrickKingsley There is a willful desire not to look for any other potential shooter. And that is a problem.