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Emine Saner
Tom Hurndall: 'A worthwhile life'
'My son lived a worthwhile life'
EMINE SANER
Guardian, 26 March 2007
In April 2003, 21-year old Tom Hurndall was shot in the head in Gaza by an Israeli soldier as he tried to save the lives of three small children. Nine months later, he died, having never recovered consciousness. Emine Saner talks to his mother Jocelyn about her grief, her fight to make the Israeli army accountable for his death and the book she has written in his memory.
