‘A club nobody wanted to be a part of’: Families of Americans killed by Israel face uphill climb to justice | US news | The Guardian
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Dozens of American citizens have been killed by Hamas and Israel – but the US government has taken a very different approach to the latter
Cindy Corrie, whose daughter, Rachel, was killed in 2003 while trying to stop an Israeli bulldozer from razing Palestinian homes in Gaza, speaks in Washington DC on 16 September. Photograph: Celal Gunes/Getty Images View image in fullscreen Cindy Corrie, whose daughter, Rachel, was killed in 2003 while trying to stop an Israeli bulldozer from razing Palestinian homes in Gaza, speaks in Washington DC on 16 September. Photograph: Celal Gunes/Getty Images Israel-Gaza: two years on US news This article is more than 9 months old ‘A club nobody wanted to be a part of’: Families of Americans killed b
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