Original sentence: 30, 2000 has two main versions:.Muhammad Jamal al-Durrah (1988–; ), was a Palestinian boy who became an icon of the Second Intifada.One is the version that was filmed by Palestinian camera man Talal Abu Rahma and distributed world wide by France-2 TV station.Palestinian journalist Talal Abu Rahma  filmed the boy crouched behind his father during a clash between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in the Gaza Strip the father and son were filmed sheltering during a crossfire between troops at an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) outpost and Palestinian police and gunmen shooting from a number of locations.The Karsenty version was challenged in court by Farnce-2 libel law-suit – the court upheld the Karsenty investigation as equally valid and found problems with the credibility of the Palestinian cameraman for France -2 Talal Abu Rahme.The death of of Mohammed al-Durra, the 12-year-old Palestinian boy allegedly killed by Israeli bullets on Sept.The oppositing version is based on investigation by Philippe Karsenty and other media critic
Edited sentence: Muhammad Jamal al-Durrah (1988–; ), was a Palestinian boy who became an icon of the Second Intifada when he was filmed crouched behind his father during a violent clash between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in the Gaza Strip.Palestinian journalist Talal Abu Rahma  filmed the father and son sheltering during a crossfire between troops at an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) outpost and Palestinian police and gunmen shooting from a number of locations