An Israeli occupation patrol suddenly appeared and stopped the residents’ cars. Soldiers then questioned the villagers about their presence on their land, photographed their identification documents, and ordered them to leave immediately. They forced them to take a longer route to the nearby village of Halta instead of returning through Kfarshouba. Israeli military jeeps drove them out, and occupation forces then opened fire in the area.

At least six investigations by human rights organizations, media outlets, and the UN reached the same conclusion: Israel deliberately targeted the journalists in what should be investigated as a war crime. Three years on, justice has yet to be served.

Pourtant, nombreux sont ceux qui, au sein de l’armée, "refusent catégoriquement de voir leur institution retourner ses armes contre son propre peuple."

In an interview with Shiva Akhavan Rad, she argues against a discourse that renders Palestinian death as aggregate and Palestinian life as background. It insists each moment carries its own weight and does not need to culminate in martyrdom or verdict to matter.