O’Keefe: Israelis Holding back Execution Footage
September 24th, 2010 § 1 Comment
A United Nations Human Rights Council investigation recently concluded that Israel broke international laws during its deadly raid on the Mavi Marmara, an aid flotilla trying to deliver humanitarian supplies to Gaza. Mavi Marmara survivor Ken O’Keefe argues that while Israel’s claims that it is “cooperating” with the international community, it refuses to release stolen video footage of the Israeli commandoes carrying out execution-style murders of some of the passengers. Unsurprisingly, Israel responded by calling the report “biased, politicized” and conducted with an “extremist approach.”
But they’re still “cooperating.”
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[...] A United Nations Human Rights Council investigation recently concluded that Israel broke international laws during its deadly raid on the Mavi Marmara, an aid flotilla trying to deliver humanitarian supplies to Gaza. Mavi Marmara survivor Ken O'Keefe argues that while Israel's claims that it is "cooperating" with the international community, it refuses to release stolen video footage of the Isr … Read More [...]