peace activist rachel corrie.as crushed to death by an israeli military bulldozer in rafah on march 16, 2003, a few days before the u.s. attacked iraq. rachel was 23 years old. she ween asn udent from olympia, washington. she went to gaza with the international solidarity movement, which formed after israel and the united states rejected a proposal by then-united nations high commissioner for human rights mary robinson to place international human rights monitors in the occupied palestinian territories. rachel corrie was crushed to death by a u.s. caterpillar bulldozer that was run by the israeli military. she had been trying to prevent the demolition of the home of a palestinian pharmacist in rafah you're the border with egypt. eyewitnesses say she was in full view of the bulldozer's driver. in june 2003, the israeli military concluded her death was "an accident." human rights groups criticized the israeli's army investigation as sham. a year later, colonel lawrence wilkerson, former secretary of state colin powe

this is rachel corrie street. shahideh rachel kori street is a street named after a woman. his name is strange to them. do you know him no. the story of the name of this street goes back to a city several thousand kilometers away. in his neighborhoods, this voice is heard a lot. the sound of the bulldozer and the screams and cries of the locals. those who are destroyed by bulldozers are their homes. this photo was taken 21 years ago in a house similar to the houses in this neighborhood . it is on the right side of the picture of the guest of this palestinian family. i am from washington, usa. after this speech, on one of the days of his 23rd birthday, when he was a guest of a palestinian house , the sound of a zionist bulldozer came. rachel and her group went forward, warning them not to approach the palestinian house. the severity of his injury had taken his life, he was martyred. rachel's family pursued legal action , but it was forced. it didn't reach the zionist lobbies and the case of her murder by the zionists has not been resolved until today. i miss rachel very much

mean it's it's fil, he's quite a revolting character, but anyway, jason, i mean tell us about rachel corry's case, will you, and and why it's been deemed so offensive, you ben's words have been deemed so offensive, almost you know, makes you you choke, i remember motion when you talk about rachel cory, i mean asas said, she was um, somebody who was basically passively..." 'standing up against the the israeli regime um to keep it cut a long story short in effect she was she was run over by bulldozer um and the the israeli state claimed that the israeli driver of the bordozer didn't see her um it was their parents then appealed to unfortunately it was the only place that they could go to was the israeli courts arguing a full extensive inv'. investigation wasn't never took place and the decisions were very quickly made about who was responsible because the israeli state effectively blamed rachel for the outcome, and when it went to the supreme court and they found in favor of the israeli state and then they appealed it, the parents appealed it, and again the supreme court found in favor of the

this is rachel corrie street. shahideh street in his neighborhoods, this sound is heard a lot , the sound of bulldozers and the cries and cries of the local residents. those who are destroyed by bulldozers are their homes. this photo was taken 21 years ago in a house similar to the houses in this neighborhood. it is on the right side of the picture of the guest of this palestinian family. i am from america, washington, rachel carey was a member of a group of human rights activists. at the age of 23, he came to palestine to see things that he said in america. it is less heard by people. i saw the israeli army killing children. rochelle had emailed her mother in washington that one day later at night, he has nightmares of tanks and bulldozers. that day , i saw a father who hugged his little children and ran out of the house because he heard the noise of the bulldozer and was afraid that the house would fall on their heads. maybe it was the same day that he decided to fight for his childhood dream here in palestine.

this is rachel corrie street. the bulldozers are destroying it , it is their home. this photo was taken 21 years ago in a house like the houses in this neighborhood. and ran out of the house because he heard the sound of the bulldozer . that day, i saw a father holding his small children and was afraid that the house would fall on their heads. maybe it was the same day that he decided to fight for his childhood dream here in palestine. years after this speech, on one of the days of his 23rd birthday, when he was a guest in a house palestine was the voice of zion's bulldozer. i miss rachel so much, but i feel so positive that she did the right thing. now her daughter's name is on the covers of books, on a ship to help warfighters, on an english musical protesting the censorship of rachel cooley's name in the mainstream media. america and on the signs of the streets and women and such zeal and ambition. he was really proud of her and said, "well done, i didn't know her until now, but i will definitely go and read about them . we should be very proud of such brave wome