She has been running for her home country for decades, and she can be called the female version of Martin Luther King, Jr., and was killed during the interview

This "US summit" is really full of twists and turns!

First, Biden nearly fell "for the third time" while boarding the plane.

Second, U.S. President Joe Biden went to Los Angeles for the Ninth Summit of the Americas, and as the convoy passed through the city, an American woman with a loudspeaker walked to the middle of the road to demonstrate to the presidential convoy.

The Secret Service agent quickly flew away and threw the beautiful woman to the ground, while greeting two slaps in the face to make the beauty "awake". Then agents and beautiful women began to stage "hand-to-hand combat" on the street, in front of so many Americans. But the beauty was the opponent of the big man, and after struggling for a few minutes, she was handcuffed under the agent. The crowd persuaded, but the agents and police turned a deaf ear and did not care.

Finally, U.S. Secretary of State Blinken was confronted by his own country's correspondent Martin, "When U.S. citizens and journalists, Aklih and Khashoggi, were murdered, you were here talking about press freedom and doing nothing; Why does the United States sell arms to countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel that murder journalists? ”

Such a punch in the face forced Blinken to blink his words. Blinken said that "the United States is determined to follow the facts and understand the truth"; When Abby retorted that "the facts have been ascertained", Blinken interrupted her directly, "No, the facts are not ascertained".

At the time of the Jenin massacre, Britain and the United States were still helping their "own sons" to justify that palestine had exaggerated the death toll, that Israel had only killed a few dozen people, and that thousands of deaths were pure false accusations against Israel.

Mr. Kellih, martin, was a female journalist born in Jerusalem, a religious holy site, a native of Palestine who later had to become a U.S. citizen for work reasons. Despite this, she never forgot that her home country was Palestine and that she was a Palestinian.

She described the United States this way: everything in the United States is too complicated, life in Palestine is simple, I love Palestine.

Born in 1971, she dreamed of becoming an architect to build her home country, but when she grew up, she was admitted to Yarmouk University in Jordan and entered the Department of Journalism. After graduating, she returned to her home country and began working in journalism at various companies.

In 1997, less than a year after the establishment of Al Jazeera Arabia, she had just launched a television channel, and it was the time of thirst for talents that Aklih successfully became a Reporter for Al Jazeera, and she was only 26 years old. Time flies, and when a person lives a full life, the years are like a white colt. Aklih worked for Al Jazeera for 25 years, directly from recruit eggs to elders.

During this time, she covered the 2006 war in Lebanon, the 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014 and 2021 wars in Gaza.

Her always on the front lines, risking her life under fire, combined with her brilliant personal style of reporting and decades of calling for peace and justice for Palestinians, made her the most influential journalist in the Arab world and made countless Palestinians see her as a "spiritual leader" like Martin Luther King. Colleagues said of her, "She always thinks about how to report from many different perspectives, how to make it a story of a Palestinian with humanitarian concerns and touching feelings." ”

In one interview, her news van was in the heart of the Palestinian-Israeli firefight, full of tear gas, choking so hard that tears were flowing down her face and bullets were whirring past her. However, even so, thanks to the favor of the goddess of luck, she was still able to retreat. On the day of her escape, she did not forget to make a few jokes with her colleagues, and she often said that the goddess of luck would always take care of her.

In fact, it was mainly because every time she went to the front line to interview, she would wear a vest marked with "PRESS" (news) and was required to wear a steel helmet. The leader said that with her qualifications, she did not have to risk "kissing guns and mines" every time.

But as a war correspondent, she didn't want to just watch her countrymen run away at the guns of the Jews. She wanted to rely on her own strength to make it all known to the world. Such a sense of mission made her persist for twenty-five years!

However, after more than twenty years, "Lady Luck" is finally tired...

Located in the northernmost part of the West Bank, Jenin has historically been an important trading hub and a strategic location. After the outbreak of the Third Middle East War, Israel occupied the Palestinian territories of the West Bank, and Jenin was under Israeli military rule. On the outskirts of Jenin city, there is a refugee camp of about 0.42 square kilometres, established in 1953, known as the Jenin Refugee Camp, to help homeless children, women and the elderly.

During the 2000-2005 uprising, Jenin had become a centre of ethnic conflict. On 27 March 2002, a Palestinian committed suicide attack on a mass rally that killed at least 30 people and injured 140 others.

A few days later, the Israeli army marched into the Jenin refugee camp, they first cut off the power and water in the camp, and then aimed their guns directly at the unarmed refugees, and finally the refugee camp was bloodied, which was the "Jenin Massacre" that shocked the world.

More than a decade later, the "Palestinian-Israeli conflict" has never really ceased, and Israel is still building and expanding Jewish settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem as a way to encroach on and squeeze the living space of palestinians. The Palestinian government's rule is limited to West Bank towns, while Gaza is ruled by the Islamist militant group Hamas, who are still struggling for living space, which may be the last blood of the Arabs.

In April 2022, a series of "riots" broke out again in the Jenin area. A 28-year-old Palestinian from jenin refugee camp attacked a bar in central Tel Aviv, killing three young Israelis who were shot by police near the mosque.

Palestinian President Mahabbas condemned the Tel Aviv attack, while local leaders in Hamas jenin said the Palestinian Authority and the Palestinian resistance movement were on opposite sides, and that the Palestinian Authority fulfilled its specific security responsibilities in exchange for economic gain, but never considered the Palestinian people.

In Hamas's eyes, Abbas is even worse than a journalist.

On May 11, 2022, when Aklih learned of the Israeli invasion of jenin refugee camp again, he and his colleagues went to the scene to report. In order to make herself more conspicuous and not be mistakenly injured by the Israeli army, she once again put on a bulletproof vest with the word news printed on it. Al-Aklih had just prepared the equipment for reporting, when suddenly a "click-and-click" gunshot sounded, and Al-Aklih quickly dodged, but she did not run far before she was directly headshot by Israeli soldiers.

It was clear that the shooting was aimed at one of the most influential female journalists in the Arab world. In the eyes of the Israeli side, Aklih is the ultimate culprit who advertises himself as the "devil", and it is she who instigates the Palestinians to stand up and resist, which is more annoying than those resistance organizations, so the Israeli army has had enough!

The death of Al-Aklih provoked protests from the Palestinians, but Israel did not recognize it. The Israeli side said that she may have been mistakenly killed by one of the Israeli soldiers in the exchange of fire between Palestinian armed personnel, implying that you killed herself and had nothing to do with me.

Amid continued Palestinian protests, the Israeli side said it would not prove it unless it handed over the bullet that killed Aklih.

Aklih's colleagues and surrounding residents have come forward to confirm that there were no other militants except the Israeli army at that time, so the Israeli army shot purely deliberately.

What Aklich did not know was that he was not treated well when he was alive, and he still did not receive rest after death.

On the way to the funeral of Aklih's body from the hospital to the church, Israeli police clashed fiercely with mourners waving Palestinian flags and shouting slogans of resistance, using batons and popcorns to surround Palestinians carrying coffins, causing the coffins to fall to the ground during the clashes.

Akilih once said that she chose journalism to be closer to the people. Although the reality is difficult to change, at least I can bring their voices to the world!

Perhaps for Aklih, she was actually lucky, at least she was relieved, she no longer had to watch her compatriots suffer and she could not change herself, and from then on, she could finally rest well; For the Palestinians, in this world, there is no longer a moment to think for themselves, and to call for humanitarian assistance to Palestine refugees, to convey their unfortunate voice to the international "angels".

After the Shooting, Aklih, who has American nationality, did not make any noise until this time he was chased by reporters "cornered" and still flashed his words. Later, Blinken was really forced to be helpless, and only "for the first time" responded to the death of the American reporter of Al Jazeera, and Blinken only said one sentence: the United States will be held accountable. However, the high probability will be like the shooting in the United States, and it will not be resolved.