Israeli military attacks weekly Bil’in protest, 17 injured including 7 journalists
Friday, March 28th, 2008 | Posted in Press clippings, Ramallah Region, Rachel Corrie, VideoOriginal article found on IMEMC. For original article click here.
Original article found on IMEMC. For original article click here.
This article was originally published in The Observer newspaper on the 2nd March 2008
It is impossible to underestimate quite how much life for Rachel Corrie’s family has changed since she was killed by an Israeli army Caterpillar D9 bulldozer in the Gaza Strip on 16 March 2003. As Rachel’s elder sister Sarah puts it: ‘What...
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By: Jonas Moffat
In September, a US Court of Appeals dismissed a case against Caterpillar, Inc., which alleged seven claims, including aiding and abetting war crimes, extrajudicial killing, wrongful death, and other serious human rights violations.
The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) took the case on behalf of the...
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By Greta Berlin published in the Washington Post
Saturday, July 28, 2007; Page A17
Jane Horwitz’s article on “My Name Is Rachel Corrie” could have been an example of reporting on the best aspects of the play [”...
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By Huwaida Arraf and Neta Golan, Seattle Post Intelligencer
It is sad that J.L. Greenberg recycles discredited propaganda to defame the memory of Rachel Corrie and the ongoing,...
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Ei: Bringing the discussion home: The Olympia-Rafah Sister City Project
Andrew Ford Lyons, 1 May 2007
Possibly noteworthy was that more than 300 people attended the standing-room only public hearing on the project. People waited outside the building...
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Activist Corrie personified Northwest idealism
by Joe Copeland, 28 April 2007
Rachel Corrie’s beautiful life and sad story echo with the Northwest: idealism, independence and adventure. It’s fitting the inspiring play,...
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Rachel’s Words Silenced Again
by Tom Wallace 12 April 2007
Once again the play “My Name is Rachel Corrie” has been cancelled, this time in South Florida.
In New York and Toronto the play was cancelled due to pressure from the Jewish community...
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