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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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.