The New York Times · 31 March 2002

CP-2002-060

Daughter Concealed Angry Soul Of a Martyr

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Transcribed from the clipping

“She left that morning at the normal hour, 7 a.m., for the half-hour walk to her high school in a neighboring village.”

Context added by this archive

Ayat al-Akhras, 18, of Dheisheh camp, and her father Muhammad, a construction foreman, who thought he knew her. Filed under the standing head The Terrorist. The archive keeps it as written, label and all.

Cite this item

"Daughter Concealed Angry Soul Of a Martyr," The New York Times, 31 March 2002. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2002-060. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2002-060

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