
'Disturbing': Outcry over Israeli attack on Abu Akleh's funeral
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
36% : Attacks by Israeli forces on mourners of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh have sparked condemnation, with the United Nations and the United States describing the scenes as "deeply disturbing" - although the US stopped short of explicitly condemning Israel for the violence.34% : The UN, EU and the UN have backed calls for a full investigation into Abu Akleh's killing.
33% : The European Union said it was "appalled by the violence in the St Joseph Hospital compound and the level of unnecessary force exercised by Israeli police throughout the funeral procession".
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