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4. Writing and editing of this reportGiven the complementary, and at times triangulated, 27 nature of evidence collectedas well as the broad consensus on the findings within and between the two FFMteams, it was decided to report on their findings in a coordinated manner. An outlineof the report structure was agreed upon through Skype meetings and via electroniccommunication, a division of tasks was set and each of the experts was asked torecord his/her findings in detail, and to provide titles and dates for the photos. Thenotes provided by the teams were then edited according to subject and testimony bythe editor of this report, Miri Weingarten of PHR-Israel, with guidance and assistancefrom the experts. Drafts were sent for approval to the FFM team experts, and then forcomments to PHR-Israel and to the partner Palestinian human rights organisations.The FFM teams wish to express their gratitude to the patients, survivors, witnesses,medical personnel and human rights and community workers from many organizationswho helped the teams, provided sensitive and often painful information, and allowedthem to develop a sense of patterns of injury and death during this 50-day armed conflict.27Triangulation in this context is the collection of evidence regarding one event using more than one method, e.g., interviews,medical observations, examination of records, site visits etc.27