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Israeli Military Investigator Admits Failures in the Military Investigation of Rachel Corrie’s Killing

Posted on March 17, 2010

(Haifa, Israel – March 17, 2010)– The Haifa District Court heard the fourth day of testimony today in the civil lawsuit filed by Rachel Corrie’s family against the State of Israel for her unlawful killing in Rafah, Gaza. Witnesses included an Israeli military police investigator and Gregory Schnabel, an American eye-witness to Rachel’s killing.

Elad, an Israeli military police investigator who was part of the team that investigated Rachel’s killing stated that:

  • He never inspected the site where the killing occurred; nor did he ever sit inside the D9 bulldozer to see for himself the view the driver had and what the field of vision was.
  • He admitted that the Israeli military’s D9 bulldozer regulations state that the D9s should not be operated with civilians in close proximity. He failed to question the bulldozer driver about these regulations or make them part of the military police investigation file. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News and Updates, Trial, Trial Press Releases Tagged With: autopsy, civil trial, El'ad, Greg Schnabel, Gregory Schnabel, Haifa, Hussein Abu Hussein, investigation, Israel, Judge Oded Gershon, lawsuit, Legal Case, Military Police, trial, Yehuda Hiss

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