Parents of protester killed by Israeli bulldozer hear driver’s testimony

THE parents of an American protester crushed to death by an Israeli military bulldozer in the Gaza Strip got their first chance yesterday to hear from the man who drove the vehicle that killed her.

Parents of protester killed by Israeli bulldozer hear driver’s testimony

But they were denied a chance to confront him face-to-face in an Israeli courtroom, dashing a central goal of their civil lawsuit against Israel’s Defence Ministry. The unidentified former soldier was shielded behind a wood-and-plastic partition, and his testimony about the events leading up to 23-year-old Rachel Corrie’s death floated into the hall over a microphone.

“I wish I could see the whole human being,” Cindy Corrie said before the testimony began, her voice shaking. She and her husband, Craig, travelled from their home in Olympia, Washington, to hear his testimony.

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