From Aljazeera.comMoreover, Mr Enderlin says that Israeli occupation forces were metres away from the scene, making it impossible for anyone to fake a shooting incident there.
Although the actual moment of Muhammad’s death wasn’t caught on film, Mr Enderlin is convinced that the boy was killed that day.
Although the actual moment of Muhammad’s death wasn’t caught on film, Mr Enderlin is convinced that the boy was killed that day.
"We are ready to take part in any official inquiry with legal safeguards that conform to international standards," he says.
"We were never asked to be part or to testify before such a commission. There was never any official or other complaint against our crews."
Mr Enderlin insists he is the victim of a "campaign of intimidation" that has already affected some French newsrooms, where he says coverage of Israel's treatment of the Palestinians in the occupied territories is being toned down.
"I can't imagine that a court can vindicate people who say that Muhammad al-Durrah's death was staged. That would mean that you can cast doubt on any report," he adds.
The Paris court is expected to decide on Mr Karsenty's appeal next February.
The Paris court is expected to decide on Mr Karsenty's appeal next February.
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