File:Diagram of junction with Schlinger report.JPG

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Description: A diagram of the junction in the Gaza Strip at which Jamal and Muhammad al-Durrah were shot on September 30, 2000.

Source: Jean-Claude Schlinger's ballistics report prepared at the request of Philippe Karsenty for the Paris Court of Appeal, February 2008, figure 63, p. 60. [1]

Copyright: Jean-Claude Schlinger

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Muhammad al-Durrah incident

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1. It is an important image, offering a different perspective from the mainstream view of what occurred.
2. It is not replaceable with an uncopyrighted or freely copyrighted image of comparable educational value, as it was this image in particular that was presented to the Paris Court of Appeal.
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6. A French ballistics expert commissioned by Philippe Karsenty presented this diagram to the Paris Court of Appeal in 2008. It included a position called the "pita", in which several sources say Palestinian police officers stood, armed with automatic rifles.^[1] This position did not appear on the France 2 cameraman's diagram, which marks that area as "Fields". This is a crucial point. It's therefore important to show both diagrams side by side.