Karsenty pushing al-Dura probe
The decision by a Paris court last spring to overturn a libel ruling against Philippe Karsenty, a French media watchdog who claimed the iconic shooting of 12-year-old Mohammed al-Dura was manipulated by video editing, lent new credence to claims that the September 2000 shooting was staged.
The ruling has fueled Karsenty's increasingly public campaign for a probe of the shooting, which during the violent early days of the second intifada became a symbol for Palestinians of Israeli brutality.
Karsenty talks about the shooting in an interview in the latest issue of the Middle East Quarterly.
Here's JTA's latest story on the subject.
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