Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights
June 11, 2010
New Video of Israeli Attack on Flotilla
Iara Lee, a Brazilian-American filmmaker and activist who was shooting a documentary on the flotilla of ships that was intercepted last week on its way to Gaza, has posted one hour of unedited video online that shows the early stages of the Israeli commando raid. Ms. Lee’s raw video, posted on YouTube on Friday, gives viewers a chance to see the atmosphere on the main ship in the flotilla, the Mavi Marmara, just before and during the raid. --Robert Mackey, New York Times, read more:
http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/06/11/unedited-video-of-israeli-raid-posted-online/
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