clarification was also enough for Ramzy Baroud, who posted this on facebook: "Greta Berlin, our support and total solidarity with your noble efforts will not cease, but double. Thank you for all you have done for justice in Palestine. For the numerous hours you spent brainstorming ways to break the siege on Gaza, to dodge the Israeli navy, to act upon your beliefs in ways that some of us can only tweet about. You are an indefatigable warrior. I am sorry about the misguided attacks on you and your integrity. Please don't stop. Your courage will continue to inspire us. Much Love. Ramzy Baroud." What can I say about this other than everything here is doubtable -- both Abunimah's claims on having seen the private facebook group, and Greta's claims about the context of posting. I don't know Greta Berlin, so I'm not in a position to make a character judgement -- and neither do I know personally any of the people making character judgements, although I've met and/or spoken with some of them. What should one do in such a situation? I think that regarding whether Greta Berlin is still an appropriate leader in the Free Gaza movement, a kind of neutrality is appropriate -- not a neutrality of innocence, but a neutrality that takes responsibility for one's inability to know enough to make a proper judgement. However, regarding history, regarding the misinformation in the content of the video posted, we shouldn't be neutral -- we should be committed