Reporter britannico ucciso, Tel Aviv risarcisce con 2 milioni di euro

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23.04.2008 - I familiari di James Henry Dominic Miller (nella foto), un famoso operatore e produttore televisivo gallese (vincitore anche di un Emmy Award) ucciso a Gaza cinque anni fa (il 2 maggio 2003) dalle truppe israeliane, hanno annunciato di essere disposti ad accettare un indennizzo di 1,8 milioni di sterline (2,24 milioni di euro) dallo Stato israeliano, nonostante il timore che si tratti di un pretesto per ritardare il processo per la morte del loro caro. L'operatore, secondo gli inquirenti britannici che hanno condotto una indagine parallela a quella israeliana, fu ucciso con un colpo d'arma da fuoco alla nuca esploso da un soldato israeliano.

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