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Contwct them and ask for the unblurred videos.
Are you being serious here? It would be much better if the videos weren't edited. It would leave too little room for doubt.
What's the worst that could happen? They're journalists. Ask them nicely. Make sure to let them know it's because you don't trust their journalism.
I do trust Al-Jazeera's journalism generally, but I will hold them to the same standards we usually hold western media to. These images look more compelling as evidence than most of the pro-"Israeli" media's evidence, but if Al-Jazeera really wants to convince people who are biased in favor of "Israel" or the US, then it must release unedited images, video clips, and audio clips.
Holding the media outlets on your side to a high standard will benefit you in the long term.
Remember that many people still actually believe that the occupations militia never explicitly targeted civilians. These articles are the perfect thing to point to, and they should be backed by as much evidence as possible.
As for the funii request, I may try to contact Al-Jazeera tomorrow and will ask them to include the footage like they usually do.
I think they have an editor policy about dead bodies full of bullets and that is why the images are blurred.
I think this is holding them against "another" standard, not a high one, but yeah okay sure.
Let me know how it goes.