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Ambassador Edward Peck describes Gaza flotilla raid

Voice of reason former US Ambassador Edward Peck interviewed by Free Speech Radio News just before the Rachel Corrie sailed. His eyewitness account of his experience as part of the Gaza convoy that was attacked by the Israeli military is worth a listen. Ambassador Peck served as the former chief of mission in Iraq and as deputy director of the White House Task Force on Terrorism in the Reagan administration. Run-time is just under twelve minutes.

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This entry was posted on 8 June, 2010 by in Audio, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, terrorism and tagged .

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