Tag: Rachel Corrie

  • Colonel Pinhas (Pinky) Zuaretz to testify in Corrie trial Wed, April 27th

    Colonel Pinhas (Pinky) Zuaretz to testify in Corrie trial Wed, April 27th

    20 April 2011 | Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace and Justice In a breaking development, an Israeli court has granted the State’s request to move the testimony of former Brigade Commander Pinhas (Pinky) Zuaretz to next week, Wednesday, April 27, nearly one month prior to his originally scheduled appearance. A 5-page affidavit for the witness…

  • Corrie trial resumes in Haifa court with testimony of bulldozer unit commander

    29 March 2010 | Rachel Corrie Foundation After a five month recess, the Haifa District Court will resume hearings Sunday, April 3, in the civil lawsuit filed by Rachel Corrie’s family against the State of Israel for her unlawful killing in Rafah, Gaza on March 16, 2003. Rachel was an American student activist and human…

  • Special Tribute to Rachel Corrie in Iranian Weekly

    16 December 2010 | Panjereh Weekly When I come back from Palestine, I probably will have nightmares and constantly feel guilty for not being here, but I can channel that into more work. Coming here is one of the better things I’ve ever done. As one of the biggest Iranian student movements has requested the…

  • For family of slain activist, no end in sight for case

    7 November 2010 | Ethan Bronner, New York Times HAIFA, Israel — Seven years after an American student, Rachel Corrie, was killed in Gaza by an Israeli military bulldozer she tried to block, becoming a global symbol of the Palestinian struggle, her parents and her older sister sit in an Israeli court in this northern city…

  • Caterpillar to delay supply of D9 bulldozers to IDF

    25 October, 2010 | The Jerusalem Post Caterpillar, the company which supplies the IDF with bulldozers, has announced that it is delaying the supply of D9 bulldozers during the time that the trial of Rachel Corrie proceeds, Channel 2 reported on Monday. The company does not usually manufacture a military version of the D9 but…