As seen by the global outpouring of support, US Ambassador to Bangladesh Peter Haas has said they remain committed to the incredible body of journalistic work Shireen Abu Akleh did and to the importance of a free and independent press. “The United States extends our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of renowned Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh,” he wrote as the Embassy of the State of Palestine in Bangladesh opened a condolence book for the Palestinian veteran journalist. Also read:Palestine Embassy in Dhaka opens condolence book for slain journalist Shireen Shireen was murdered by the Israeli occupation forces in Jenin refugee camp north of Palestine while covering their assault and crimes against the Palestinian people there on May 11. The condolence book remained open from May 16 to 18 at the Embassy of Palestine in Dhaka, located in Baridhara. Also read:Bangladesh condemns assassination of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Signing the book of condolences opened at the Embassy of Palestine in Dhaka, Turkish Ambassador in Dhaka Mustafa Osman Turan expressed, on behalf of the Turkish Embassy, deep sorrow at the murder of the brave Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in the Jenin refugee camp on May 11.