Ann Arbor News · Ann Arbor, Michigan · 22 October 2000
CP-2000-006
Gore-Lieberman will likely support genocide in Palestine
letter, Ann Arbor

Transcribed from the clipping
“After seeing the photo sequence of the 13-year-old boy shot to death in his father’s arms, it makes me think that the U.S. foreign aid program (both money and diplomatic support) is responsible for this insanity.”
Context added by this archive
Bare, in the paper’s own headline, three weeks before a presidential election. The boy is Muhammad al-Durrah, and the letter does not name him.
Cite this item
"Gore-Lieberman will likely support genocide in Palestine," Ann Arbor News, 22 October 2000. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2000-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2000-006
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