== National review quote == 

 The quote is this: 

 You may remember Rachel Corrie, the 23-year-old American radical who was crushed to death when she jumped in front of an Israeli army bulldozer. (The bulldozer was trying to destroy a building suspected of concealing tunnels used for terrorist weapons-smuggling; Corrie was part of a group that declared "armed struggle" a Palestinian "right.") Corrie has since become a hero of the international Left, inspiring ongoing protests against the bulldozer-making company Caterpillar and, now, a play about her life, based on her diary, at one of London's most prestigious theaters. The British press, predictably, has gushed about the play, and about Corrie's passion and apparent self-sacrifice. But as our friend Tom Gross points out, forgotten are several other Rachels who have lost their lives in the Arab-Israeli conflictall killed by Palestinian terrorists: Rachel Charhi, Rachel Gavish, Rachel Levi, Rachel Levy, Rachel Shabo, and Rachel Thaler. Corrie's death was unfortunate, but more unfortunate is a Western media and cultural establishment that lionizes "martyrs" for illiberal causes while ignoring the victims those causes create.  

 And the MLA style citation is this: 

 "You may remember Rachel Corrie, the 23-year-old American radical who was crushed to death when she jumped in front of an Israeli army bulldozer." National Review 23 May 2005: 10. Academic OneFile. Web. 10 Sep. 2012. 

 And a paywalled link is: http://go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CA133983284&v;=2.1&u;=whit75390&it;=r&p;=AONE&sw;=w 
 Hope this helps.—