to on the turkey so many peer in age of heading to gaza, killing 10 activists in 2003 american. rachel corrie was crushed by an is really both. those are while protesting against the demolition of homes and garza, the military labeled it an accident and the following month and is really the soldiers shot and killed the british citizen tom handle. the soldier was sentenced to 11 years in prison, but released early, or in cases involving the killing of foreigners or palestinians. this really military conducts internal investigations, research wise, really, right screw up yesterday and shows of the 1260 illegal complains filed against the military. between 20172021. only a fraction were investigated and only 11 resulted in indictments. critics say internal investigations that created that dangerous cycle of impunity as victims, families demand justice rights organizations say the pattern of these rarely forces killing civilians and the lack of independence investigations. re serious questions about accountability access, i'm gonna reach out to 0 for insights story. the, well, let's bring you kno

right. rachel corrie died in a in garza in 2003 when she was protesting in front of a bulldozer, the then run her down and that'd be numerous. other cases of foreign nationals, of course with focusing on foreign nationals because of the point. but even say, don't get justice remembering of course, how many palestinians continue to die. and i think with a bite and it's apparent that there is a complete disregard of um, towards palestinian life as well as his own citizens. if i, if, if they investigated or even brought to light that a us citizen with shot on august 9th. and then maybe things will be different for iceland or um we see the elected officials not speaking on what happens in the west bank and gaza, even when i was shot there was 0, light brought to my case the only people that reached out where the, the embassy and his account. he even added that. he heard that it was in unintentional and then it ricocheted off the ground into her head. i think that's shameful. um. oh so that when i was shot, the state department disagree with the is really army. that it was a mistake that

in march, 2003 american. rachel corrie was crushed to death and she tried to block in his ready bulldozer in gaza. israel's ministry labeled heads desk an accident and april in the same. yeah. for just citizen tom handle the shots in the head bind his way. the soldier who died in hospital 9 months later, these ready soldier who killed him was jailed for 11 years because that was released early. that's what colin is the co founder of the international solidarity leap. and she says he's right. he sold just behind these killings, conduct themselves with impunity. a people that come here are aware that they're facing the genocidal military. you know, the, the people that were, that you're, you know, the people that are implementing now that the genocide is spreading to the west bank. many of them are soldiers that are coming back from garza and who are mass murder. basically people who are murdered you know, doesn't sometimes hundreds of people and these are the people that are implementing now, together with the stuff, basically genocide here and people are aware that this is what they're fa

state department claimed to make the matter a priority, but after 23-year-old american activist rachel corrie an israeli bulldozer in 2003, the us investigation handed over to the israeli court. 2003 court he also rejected the case and forced his family to pay all the legal fees. al-jazeera's shirin abu -aql shirin abu-aqla, a palestinian -american reporter for al-jazeera , was shot by an american sniper in 2022. shirin shirin shirin, the cnn washington post and the new york times all reported that the zionists were responsible for this incident. america called his murder the result of a tragic situation and announced the end of the investigation. but rachel and shirin are only two of the many american citizens who were killed by the zionist soldiers, and the soldiers themselves from all over the world. accusations were made. the families of several other palestinian americans, mostly teenagers, who were shot in the head by zionist forces in the occupied west bank, are still waiting for answers. zionist officials usually claim that the victims attacked them, and the us does not request more i

military and these are where the government is killing people indiscriminately read as done in 2003. rachel corrie was killed by the israeli defense forces in a very similar matter. we understand in 2022 american palestinian journalist showing up the was killed by his really military forces. it seems that because really military was tearing off these attacks, killing national, some different parts of the world indiscriminately. but when it comes to the united states, of course, there's a different rhetoric and sentiments involved is over the course of the past few years. the united states has express outrage. but when it came to the case of functional as agents, the dual national and the us citizen, the outrage just was not there. and more importantly, the church government says that they are doing everything in their power to ensure that i should know it does receive justice. those responsible are brought to justice. they're investigating this incident, particularly. and there are hopes and at least the probability that the turkish government will use this as a case study to provide at the i c, j

larudi, in the end, considering that you mentioned that you knew rachel corrie in 2003 and we were workinga joint organization with him, do you think we are thinking now after these 21 years? he saw the current events and what has been achieved for the cause of palestine what do you think it would feel like in the world? i think that rachel what these efforts and efforts should continue and i am confident that rachel would have done the same things and made the same efforts if she were alive and if she were here and for her sake and for thanks to his grace and the sacrifices he made, now there are more americans who are willing to make sacrifices, and there are also preparations from other nationalities for such sacrifices, so we must do all the possible actions and actions to change the policies, especially in until america changes we will not allow israel to commit this brutality and these crimes of genocide against palestinians and the palestinian people, and this work is not finished until we reach our goal. america from los angeles , mr. larudi, thank you very much for being with us.

ayesha noor was not lacking not the first american to be killed by israeli soldiers, rachel corrie wastargeted by the israelis 21 years ago, who came to stop the demolition of a palestinian home. but he was killed by the zionist bulldozer. the bulldozers that took kori's life have now been replaced by american weapons that take the lives of their own citizens in the occupied territories. design and construction of the largest steam boiler. firetube of west asia was built in iraq machine factory, this other steam was made by the efforts of iranian experts and according to the needs of petrochemical refineries and chemical industries of the country, 120 thousand pounds which it has the ability to produce 55 tons of steam per hour with a working pressure of 25 bar. for the first time in west asia , it was produced in asia only in china. this model is made by diego. the european day license was made, and the conditions of its construction and production were completely carried out by internal forces. the special features of this furnace deck are one fabric with a height of nearly 2 meters.

and the same goes for, you know, when they chose rachel corrie, on one hand to the american government did nothing. and other americans that have been murdered by israel. and the american government did nothing but there was a lot of, you know, they lost many, you know, on the diplomatic. there was pressure, um, media wise like they must, you know, their narrative was damaged. um, while, you know, on the same day that rachel was feel for example, 70 palestinians including the mother of 7, you know, was murder than that. you know, got that doesn't, that's like part of the norm that people are used to. so there is a much heavier price when, when it's an international activist investment, once it is really activists and we are treated differently. these are the wrench and the, sorry, the, the district, the government has accused to the i a samuel organization of, of having links to on palestinian groups. i mean, how all the depths of following phone volunteers perceived compared to the depths of palestinian activist. so they immediately tom, this for being accused of having links to organ

ayesha noor is not the first american to be killed by israeli soldiers killed rachel corrie 21 yearsago , she was targeted by israelis who came to stop the demolition of a palestinian home, but by a bulldozer. the bulldozers that took kori's life have now been replaced by american weapons that take the lives of citizens they find themselves in the occupied territories. design and construction of the largest firetube steam boiler in west asia in araj machine factory. this other steamer was made by the efforts of iranian experts and according to the needs of refineries, petrochemical and chemical industries of the country. 120,000 pounds of steam that can produce 55 tons of steam per hour. produced for the first time in west asia with a working pressure of 25 bar . in asia, only china made this diego model. this boiler is made under the license of europe day, and the conditions of its construction and production are completely made by the internal forces. got the special features of this furnace the fabric with a height of nearly 2 meters can be seen outside the boiler from the point o

those are back in 22000 and a 3, rachel corrie. they want the international criminal court to investigate eisen or is death. how important do you think it is to take israel to the international courts and practically those daniel, what kind of impact does that have? and so there is an impulse is there is a significance. if the existing arrests weren't being requested by the chief protein prosecute to the international court, if that is acted on by the job to use and that the rest warranties issued, then we'll signatories to the icpc. indeed, every count will have a diamond ma do. we'll allow this prime minister under an icpc arrest board for war crimes based and nothing got to enter our country to have the assets and banks that we have dealings with. so these things match a box. there is a much broader question of accountability. i know sanctions and measures which will need to be take if not only this killing, but the entire spectrum of illegal actions by as well all to go to an end. and that means we've seen talked to you before

the mothers, you've seen the cases in the previous case, the all the, say rachel corrie, who was also actually uh, with the international sold at the moment that i figured was working. pretty cool. was it a by any standard uh, advice and american citizen uh, a blown blue eyed girl that, as i said previously, i was no different. i'm in the us. the action was no different that's, that's fine to uh, when it came to, to come handle, for example, the british photograph, it's been student who was killed by a sniper. actually, the reaction was not different. so i think that is this overall by, it's been great. this is in the western and the us policy against the this issue, which makes all these murders the easily get a, slept under the wrong if, if i'm a unfortunately, uh, as i say, there is riley position on i sugars tending is, is coming from the office 2 miles a day is highly investigated thursday is that a military spokespeople is that the slide was part of a thing, an instigator of violence. so there is deliberate action taken by these riley parts . uh, but we also know that the uh p b

well, it's not the 1st such incident either the case of rachel corrie found american peace activists killed by the age. really army is among the most prominent in 2003 . she was taking part in demonstrations in the rough uh, against the demolition of homes in the army is really both those around her over. but the nation supreme court exempted the co, free from liability. then 2 years a go palestinian american journalist or read a book or play with shelf dead in the janine refugee. come, no soldier has ever been prosecuted for the all g 0 correspondence. pillay. well, the number of people killed in the west bank has also been steadily rising. according to the palestinian health ministry. more than $680.00 locals have lost their lives in the territory on the east jerusalem since october 7th, over a $150.00 of them, which children i'm with israel's biggest everett military operation, the west bank entering its 3rd week at least 50 people have reportedly been killed in those rates while the relative of i should or id say is the violence passed to stop? yeah, and is that the cool see us s

we understand that rachel corrie, as well as tom handled, were killed in 20032004 respectively. and if the track record of these, where the government is a child, no sign of anything that i should, his death will not be the last. and it's up to the united states to provide a clear cut decision, as well as a roadmap, as to what the lives of the american people are valued outs. and that is a big discussion within the united states. at this very moment in the northern west bank, the ideas has ended a week long raid on the city of jeanine, leaving behind the corpses of those buried beneath the buildings. it destroyed. the operation is one of the longest ever conducted in the west bank with the rising number of people reported dead or missing. janine authorities had been using heavy machinery to clear the debris in search of survivors. local say they've never experienced the kind of terror they felt during the as really right? men accounting about. so we stayed motionless inside the house for 4 hours. the israeli soldiers were shooting racking and blowing up the house with us. terrif

so for example, you have the sound club. rachel, corrie. it's the freedom of thought to learn 2012, where i'm here and american was killed in just recently. of course, we know famously the former eldest era journalist, a city no blacklist. so this is not new. this is not unexpected, it's tragic and it's just another event. another incident, another realistic killing, of an innocent person that is protesting the americans as a sign for the patients to do something about this. i mean, americans have said that they can investigate this incident in particular. i mean, how hopeful are you that they will be account's been safe? i had to know as soon it's it's interesting let's, let's jump to the pose 2 of us when president biden and vice president, harris learned of the death of pilot b is rarely hospice and immediate statement. why not? by both of them, by and said he was devastated. he said he was outraged, and he said that the perpetrators will pay for the crimes. well, why not make a similar statement? why not say that the id been paid for th

than me that but he just the to the occupied with bank policy on march 2003 american active as rachel. corrie was crushed to this as she tried to block and his very bulldoze and garza appear in smoke 12 to 0 and describe the impact the killing of i should risky had on them. or what it brings that, for me, is the pain of that day that we got word and the pain of the days that followed of the, of the horrible, you know, sickening feeling that a mother, family members have about what's happened it's, it's something i have always said i hope to never have to witness in such a way ever again. but it's very painful to see another family going through this and to remember that pain. and to the dark this the there was wonderful help and support that came. but it's a, it's a very difficult, hard time to say, only still works or, you know, the fact that something like this could happen to 2 young women in the same uh, you know, many years apart rachel, 21 years ago. but the soon, the similar story said this could be still going on and these kinds of things are happening is both sad and disturbing. and

however, that history shows, incidents like these are not isolated the case of rachel corrie, the american peace activist killed by the it's really army is one of the most prominent in 2003. she was taking part in demonstrations and the rock against the demolition of homes in galvan an armored is really both those around her over. but the nation supreme court exempted the country for liability. then 2 years ago palestinian american journalists sharina about westlake was shot dead in the janine refugee camp. no soldier has ever been prosecuted. well, while the number of foreign debts is already significant, the number of palestinians killed in the west bank is very large in comparison according to the palestinian health ministry. more than 680 people have been killed in the west bank and east jerusalem since the 7th of october over a 150 children among them. while israel's biggest military operation in the west pike entered its 3rd week at least 50 people have reportedly been killed. a relative of action or id said the killings of stuff. yeah, and is that the cool cus support for israel is

military and these really government is killing people indiscriminately matters down in 2003. rachel corrie was killed by the israeli defense forces in a very similar matter. we understand in 2022 american palestinian journalist showing a credit was killed by his really military forces. it seems that because really military was carrying out these attacks, killing nationalism different parts of the world indiscriminately. but when it comes to the united states, of course, there's a different rhetoric and sentiments involved is over the course of the past few years. the united states has express outrage. but when it came to the case of passion as agents, the dual national and the us citizen, the outrage just was not there. and more importantly, the church government says that they are doing everything in their power to ensure that i should know is it does receive justice. those responsible are brought to justice. they're investigating this incident particularly. and there are hopes and at least the probability that the drug.

we understand that rachel corrie, as well as tom herndon, were killed in 20032004 respectively. and if the track record of these, where the government is a telltale side of anything that i shouldn't or staff will not be the last, and it's up to the united states to provide a clear cut decision as well as a roadmap, as to what the lives of the american people are valued at and that is a big discussion within the united states at this very moment. rachel, are take correspondent. yes. and i can assemble. yes and thank you. wow, the is really prime minister has rebuffed the statement that his government is close to securing a cease fire with a mos benjamin netanyahu claims the gaza and militant group keeps sabotaging the prospects of a deal. but as well as the american allies insist and agreement is already within beach. the strips that we've had over the last couple of months where it's been extraordinary work done to get a get a framework agreement that both parties signed onto then to work, to fill in some of the gaps. because the, the framework agreement doesn't have every detai

we understand that rachel corrie, as well as tom handled, were killed in 20032004 respectively. and if the track record of these, where the government is a child, no sign of anything that i should, his death will not be the last. and it's up to the united states to provide a clear cut decision, as well as a roadmap, as to what the lives of, of the american people are valued outs. and that is a big discussion within the united states at this very moment. then we can, we can meet the foundations, says it's going to remain active. and in the day after the delay, high court threatened the habits online encyclopedia project bands. we remain committed to ensuring that the people of india continue to have the right to share and access free and reliable knowledge in an open and safe online environment. the threat came as part of a contempt of court. notice during a defamation case, against wikipedia, with a platform that failed to disclose information on several accounts, the edited the asian news international media agencies wiki page. if a non profit refuses to comply with the order,

so turns are seen her as the 2nd. rachel corrie? and that's why she's now people when you talk with people, you can see that they have degree if they have soto. however, on the other hand, they have carrying a power with as well. so thank you very much indeed for the moment as i started talking to us from i did them russians, obviously we're going to be coming back to what one actually knows body is carried towards her family home. but joining us here in the studio in mock owen jones, he's associate professor media analytics at northwestern university contractor to have you back with us again. i sure was finally has been calling for justice and given what we have seen on the way that in previous circumstances, which would be similar to this, where activist how being killed by these really ministry. and there has been an investigation by the is really military and that's kind of where it stops. what do you think the chances are that they are going to get the justice that the one i think we need to be clear whenever there is an in stu

what about rachel corrie, the american peace activist was killed by the israeli military protesting then of palestinian homes in gaza all the way back in 2003, and his parents still have it received any justice question mark and the list goes on. the safety and security of americans has not been the highest priority of the u.s. government, otherwise this wouldn't be allowed to keep happening with impunity. and it is that impunity that allows for seems like this to happen. this is benjamin netanyahu this week. contrary to the wishes of hundreds of thousands of israeli protesters who took to the streets on sunday to accuse netanyahu of abandoning hostages and sabotaging every cease-fire and hostage deal, netanyahu took to the stage to promise a more war. but take a look at this map of the west bank, home to more than 3 million palestinians has been erased. when asked by sky news whether it is his official policy that the west bank does not this, netanyahu denied it. this is not the first time netanyahu has publicly displayed a map erasing the west bank. here he is holding his map of what

reason enough for the united states, the changes that could do, i would say otherwise, if i mean rachel corrie was there was a loss but by all accounts, and she was a graduate again of a liberal college. it's a us citizen from the state of washington, a 24 year old, long blue eyed girl. that was still not enough for the united states to change. it's set to do so i don't expect what is happening around i she goes, murder to change that in a profound way, independent of whatever the secretary of state or the president of the united states are taking. is there an initial or a re adjusted position with custom home joining us live from assemble there? thank you very much for your analysis for now. we appreciate it. thank you. and as of in here in critics are accusing the us of double standards when it comes to the killing of its citizens by as well. they say it is a lack of accountability, is rob rentals. demonstrators filled the streets of downtown, seattle, washington, where i should newer i grew up, attended the university of washington and became a palestine solidarity activist and supporters.

they were duty bound when rachel corrie was killed 21 years ago. but, but the united states continues to sort of give israel a pass right with the, the main reason why israel proceeds with impunity is because is because of the united states. and so i think we have to recognize that there was a really, really interesting investigation done by the guardian on not long ago regarding the leahy law which rachel, corey's parents just mentioned in that, in that last interview you just ran and, and what that investigation showed is that us has come up with specific mechanisms just for israel, so that basically the, you know, the us can allow israel to get around to the palais. he was, in other words, the us has worked out a system through which israel is not accountable to the way he law. and that's kind of the, the, the, the environment was you know, we just really excited to briefly it was a late leg lori's. yeah. so the way he law is, is a law that was it's named after a former american senator. and basically the united states is not allowed to send wea

in march, 2003 american, rachel corrie was crushed to death. she tried to block on his very booth as with gauze, that is what i submitted to naples. her death, an accident. on an april the same yet. petition, citizen tom handle was shot in the head. fun is very soldier. he died in the hospital 9 months later. this very soldier who killed him was joe for 11 years, but was released honey to let her go down his co founder, all the international solidarity movement she says is very sole just behind these cuttings conduct themselves with impunity. people come here or where they're facing . uh, genocidal military. you know the, the people that were your, you know, the people that are implementing now. so the genocide is spreading to the west bank . many of them are soldiers that are coming back from gaza and who are mass murder is basically people who are murdered. you know, doesn't sometimes hundreds of people and these are the people that are implementing now together with this that there's a genocide here and people are aware that this is what the

international solidarity movement group to be killed by his rally and 2 decades in march, 2003 american. rachel corrie was crushed to death as she tried to block and destroyed the bulldozer and gauze. israel's ministry labels had death, an accident, and an april of the same year. british citizen told tom handle was shot in the head, but in this rarely soldier, he died in hospital 9 months later. these are the soldier who killed him. with joe for 11 years, boot was released early. i can speak to ariel gold, who is the executive director of fellowship and reconciliation. the launch as an oldest into faith, peace and justice organization in the u. s. she joins us from protestant in new jersey if i will welcome to bounces here. so firstly, i wonder if you can help us understand what drives many of these for an active is to pretty much risk everything to stand up for palestinian rights as well. the purpose of going there is, is to help be in, in ways a human shield, because the, the assumption is that israel will think twice before shooting and international, and american, somebody with citizenship and eur