Jamal al-Durrah and his 12-year-old son Muhammad occurred on September 30, 2000 , at the Netzarim junction in the Gaza Strip during the Second Intifada.
- A France 2 television cameraman, Talal Abu Rahma, filmed Jamal and Muhammad crouching behind a concrete cylinder while Israeli gunfire erupted around them. The footage shows Muhammad crying, Jamal waving for help, and then a burst of gunfire followed by dust. Muhammad slumped over, mortally wounded, and died shortly after.
- France 2 broadcast the footage with a voiceover from correspondent Charles Enderlin, who stated that Israeli forces fired the shots that killed Muhammad and injured Jamal.
- The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) conducted an investigation, collecting affidavits from witnesses, including:
- The cameraman (Talal Abu Rahma), who confirmed Israeli forces fired intensively at the al-Durrahs.
- Medical personnel at Gaza’s Shifa hospital, where Muhammad was pronounced dead on arrival.
- An ambulance driver, Fathi al-Louh, who was injured by Israeli gunfire while evacuating the wounded.
- PCHR concluded that Israeli forces arbitrarily deprived Muhammad of his right to life , violating international law. They emphasized that the al-Durrahs posed no threat to Israeli forces when fired upon.
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