Rachel Corrie

Rachel Corrie was an American peace activist born in 1979, known for her work with the International Solidarity Movement in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. In March 2003, she was tragically killed in Gaza while attempting to prevent an Israeli bulldozer from demolishing a Palestinian home. Her death garnered international attention and sparked debates about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, civilian activism, and human rights. Corrie became a symbol of activism against military actions in the region and raised awareness about the humanitarian impact of the conflict. Her legacy continues to inspire discussions on peace and justice.