AFP Denies Photographer Had Foreknowledge of West Bank Attack
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The news agency AFP has denied claims that one of its photographers had prior knowledge of a recent attack in Judea. AFP stated the photographer was not interrogated by security forces. Earlier, the IDF had indicated all investigative avenues were being explored, including the photographer's account. The agency maintains its photographer was unaware of the attack.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- AFP denies its photographer had prior knowledge of the Judea attack.
- The agency states the photographer was not interrogated by security forces.
- The IDF had previously said all investigative leads were being examined.
- The photographer's account was expected to be reviewed by the IDF.
The news agency AFP has categorically denied that one of its photographers had prior knowledge of the attack in Judea where the photographer documented the terrorists. The agency stated that the photographer was not even interrogated by security forces. Earlier, the IDF had claimed that all leads were being investigated, and subsequently, the photographer's account was also expected to be examined. However, AFP insists that their photographer was unaware of the impending attack and has not been questioned by security personnel.
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