
Rachel Corrie's
Life & Death
A Photostory
Rachel's Life
Rachel in
Rafah
Rachel's
Final Stand
Read Joe Carr's
WRITINGS about Rachel
Rachel's
Murder
Listen to Joe's Carr's
MUSIC about Rachel
Immediate Aftermath
Memorial
Demonstrations
Memorial Art
Rachel in headscarf
Rachel giving an interview with Al-Jazeera
photographer unknown
photographer unknown
Rachel with the family of Dr. Sameer,
Rachel demonstrating against the US invasion of Iraq.
she died defending their home
photographers unknown

Rachel protests the Israeli
military's
Rachel sports jumpsuit Rachel
with Palestinian friend Monsuer, who's Rachel protects
Palestinian water
shooting of Palestinian children.
given by a Palestinian friend
home ISMers tried to protect from
demolition workers from Israeli snipers.
photographer unknown
photo by Joe Carr
photographer unknown
photo by Joe Carr

March 16, 03
Rachel nonviolently blocks Israeli bulldozers from destroying Palestinian homes
along the Rafah/Egyptian border along with nine other International Solidarity
Movement volunteers. Photos from earlier in the day, NOT OF THE ACTUAL INCIDENT
of her death.
photos by Joe Carr

photo by Richard Purcell
photo by Joe Carr
photo by Joe Carr
March 16, 2003, 5:45pm
March 16, 2003, 6pm
Israeli Bulldozer drives over Rachel and then reverses over her again.
ISMers Palestinian paramedics arrive and take Rachel
run to her side. to the Rafah hospital.
Immediate Aftermath
March 16, 2003, 6pm
Palestinian doctors try to save Rachel, and can't. She's pronounced dead at
6:20pm
photographers unknown

Friend and witness Nick grieves.
Friend & witness Alice grieves.

Memorial Graffiti by Palestinians in Rafah photos by Joe Carr
Rachel's Parents photo unknown
Memorial Demonstrations
photographers unknown

March 18th, 2003 Rachel Memorial Action on the site of
her death. Israeli tanks tried to disrupt, but hundreds of Palestinians poured
onto the border and occupied the space for 2 hours despite live gunfire and tear
gas. photos by Joe Carr


IN PALESTINE

OLYMPIA, WA




ELSEWHERE

Dramatized paintings of the incident by Joe Carr demonstrating that she was clearly in view of the driver.

http://www.rajie.org/gallery_display.php?category=all
