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"A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic." Joseph Stalin

"In the arts of life, man invents nothing;
but in the arts of death, he outdoes Nature herself,
and produces by chemistry and machinery all the slaughter of plague,
pestilence, and famine."
George Bernard Shaw

" Rachel Corrie, American killed by an Israeli army bulldozer, Tom Handel; British shot to the head by an Israeli sniper, James Miller; British shot by the Israeli army. If foreigners are dying like this in Gaza, what happens to the one million Palestinians who live there."  This is how the documentary "Investigation" by Journeyman begins.
This documentary is filmed by a British crew for over 40 days. They lived and filmed daily events you will not see in leading stream media. Palestinian civil casualty is a fact deliberately omitted from the U.S. news.
The Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip are under siege by the Israeli Army.
The Jewish People were victimized during WWII by the Nazi Germans, and since 1948, Israel has been crushing the  Palestinian refugees in the Gaza Strip. Children born during this conflict don't know what freedom feels like; they live under Israeli control like Jewish people lived under Roman rule in AD.
Palestinian people do not reflect the reality of what children, men, and women of Palestine, particularly those in the Gaza strip, had and will endure under Israel's single agenda to take over the Gaza strip. The Israeli Army, with the support of the United States, has at its disposal the latest technology and advanced weaponry. The Palestinian fight back with archaic and homemade weapons. Gaza is a giant prison, a camp where people are dehumanized. The same Nazi propaganda is used to degrade the Palestinian; it is so effective that when we think terrorists, we believe every Palestinian is a terrorist, a heartless coward, and a murderer.
Watching this program helped me understand the resentment of the Palestinian towards the U.S.  How can we accept this unfazed and support this injustice. With every innocent Palestinian civilian dying, dozen are rising and calling for "jihad," their only thoughts are revenge for the death of their mothers, sisters, and brothers. Revenge against those who abandoned them for more extensive paychecks and because of their greed. Payback for the daily humiliation of a father iin front of his son, revenge against the one responsible for your child helplessly lying in a hospital bed covered in blood from an Israeli bomb. Unfortunately, these feelings will throw young Palestinians into the arms of radical terrorists.

 Why would Israel be such a tyrant? And Why would the U.S. willingly and knowingly stand with Israel? Is our government really a hostage to the wealth of the Jewish American lobbyist. Are millions of  Palestinians expendable.? ...Please watch this 10 min documentary, and take a moment to leave a comment.
May 2003

 Life in Gaza is a constant gauntlet of Israeli sniper fire, military rockets, and army bulldozers. No one is safe. In light of the escalating tensions, we're bringing back one of our most moving documentaries, a hard-hitting expose of life in the occupied territories. We speak to the children caught in the crossfire and discover the cost of Israel's targeted assassination policy.

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