Bill Levinson wrote:
I agree, justice has not been served. The International Solidarity
Movement still exists and the ISM members and/or Palestinian handlers
who set up Rachel to be killed are not in prison.
agreed.
# ISM director George Rishmawi and a Hamas terrorist stated openly a
motive for wanting Rachel to be killed.
* http://www.standwithus.com/news_post.asp?NPI=85 "Recently, the
Director of the Solidarity Movement, George Rishmawi, explained to the
San Francisco Chronicle that the recruitment of American student
volunteers is useful to the Palestinian Movement because "if some of
these foreign volunteers get shot or even killed, then the international
media will sit up and take notice.""
* A Hamas terrorist said openly that Rachel was worth more dead than
alive. "'Her death serves me more than it served her,' said one activist
at a Hamas funeral yesterday. '...Her death will bring more attention
than the other 2,000 martyrs.'" Making of a Martyr by Sandra Jordan,
Guardian Newspapers
* When you are more useful to your friends dead than you are alive,
it is time to find new friends.
# Several of Rachel's "friends" in the ISM testified vigorously about
their eyewitness accounts of her death but not one of them lifted a
finger to pull her out of the slowly-moving bulldozer's path. This
suggests at best a callous disregard for the young woman's life, and
perhaps something even worse.
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