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(Guardian-UK) Harriet Sherwood - The death of pro-Palestinian activist Rachel Corrie in 2003 was not caused by the negligence of the Israeli state or army, Judge Oded Gershon of the Haifa district court has ruled, dismissing a civil lawsuit brought by the family. There had been no fault in the internal Israeli military investigation clearing the driver of the bulldozer who had not seen the American activist. Corrie could have saved herself by moving out of the zone of danger as any reasonable person would have done, said the judge. 2012-08-28 00:00:00Full Article
Rachel Corrie's Death an Accident, Israeli Judge Rules
(Guardian-UK) Harriet Sherwood - The death of pro-Palestinian activist Rachel Corrie in 2003 was not caused by the negligence of the Israeli state or army, Judge Oded Gershon of the Haifa district court has ruled, dismissing a civil lawsuit brought by the family. There had been no fault in the internal Israeli military investigation clearing the driver of the bulldozer who had not seen the American activist. Corrie could have saved herself by moving out of the zone of danger as any reasonable person would have done, said the judge. 2012-08-28 00:00:00Full Article
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